Re: Pulso de mercado
Re: Pulso de mercado
Re: Pulso de mercado
Re: Pulso de mercado
La plata rompe el lateral hacia arriba....una lastima, la operativa estaba siendo buenísima.
las operativas sencillas suelen ser las más efectivas.
El petroleo sigue en tierra de nadie..
Y los rusos bajan porque parece que Putin ha usado hackers para atacar JP Morgan.... (no es coña)
No promedio a la baja en Rusia porque el asunto es feo..
Re: Pulso de mercado
El RUB se hunde, al final van a tener que pagar el 10%...... Los estan tratando como apestados financieros.
DJ Sberbank Profit Drops as Loan-Loss Provisions Soar
28-ago.-2014
By Andrey Ostroukh
MOSCOW--Russia's largest lender, Sberbank, said Thursday that its net profit shrank by 2.3% in the first half of 2014 as provisions against loan defaults almost tripled.
Sberbank, which was put on the European Union sanctions list in late July, has been accumulating loan-loss provisions over the past few quarters as the volume of bad loans in Russia has risen steadily. In the first six months of 2014, net provisions for bad loans reached 150.9 billion rubles ($4.17 billion) compared with 62.7 billion rubles in the same period a year ago, the bank said.
Because of preparations for possible loan defaults, the net profit of Russia's state-run bank inched lower to 170.4 billion rubles in the first half of the year from 174.5 billion rubles in the same period of 2013. Sberbank's nonperforming loans rose 3.4% by the end of the second quarter compared with 2.9% at the end of 2013.
Analysts polled by Interfax news agency, had forecast net profit of 156.3 billion rubles. Although the headline net profit figure came above the market expectations, Sberbank shares dropped in early trading.
Sberbank's net interest income rose by 20.7% to 489.9 billion rubles in the first half of 2014.
In early June Deputy Chairman Alexander Morozov said that this year Sberbank was aiming at exceeding 2013 net profit of 362 billion rubles despite the tensions between Moscow and the West.
Although Mr. Morozov said that Sberbank was trying to be "outside politics," in late July European investors were forbidden by the EU from buying equity or bonds with a maturity longer than 90 days issued by the banks after Aug. 1. Sberbank said it regrets the imposition of sanctions and has argued that they undermine the global financial system.
Write to Andrey Ostroukh at andrey.ostroukh@wsj.com
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