-->15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DECEMBER NET OVERALL CAPITAL OUTFLOW $11.0 BLN VS $70.5 BLN INFLOW IN NOVEMBER
15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DEC NET LONG-TERM CAPITAL INFLOW (EX-SWAPS/OTHER) $15.6 BLN VS $84.9 BLN INFLOW IN NOV
15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DEC NET LONG-TERM CAPITAL INFLOW (INCL. SWAPS/OTHER) $2.5 BLN VS $52.2 BLN INFLOW IN NOV
15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-DECEMBER NET FOREIGN PURCHASES OF US TREASURY BONDS, NOTES $10.58 BLN VS $34.12 BLN PURCHASES IN NOV
15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DECEMBER NET OFFICIAL CAPITAL INFLOW $31.5 BLN VS $9.4 BLN INFLOW IN NOV
15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DECEMBER NET PRIVATE CAPITAL OUTFLOW $42.5 BLN VS $61.1 BLN INFLOW IN NOV
15:01 15Feb2007 RTRS-US DEC NET OVERALL CAPITAL OUTFLOW BIGGEST OUTFLOW SINCE $21.1 BLN IN JUNE 2005
15:02 15Feb2007 RTRS-TABLE-U.S. December net capital outflows $11.0 bln
15:05 15Feb2007 RTRS-US DEC NET LONG-TERM CAPITAL INFLOW EX-SWAPS/OTHER IS SMALLEST SINCE $14.7 BLN IN JAN 2002

WASHINGTON, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Treasury Department
international capital (TIC) data release, in billions of
dollars except where noted. The data is not seasonally
adjusted.

Dec. Nov. Oct.
Monthly Net
TIC Flows -11.0 70.5 76.3
Private -42.5 61.1 83.2
Official 31.5 9.4 -6.9

Net foreign buys of
long-term securities 2.5 52.2 83.1
Stock swaps, other -13.1 -32.6 -10.4
Long-term securities
transactions 15.6 84.9 93.5

Domestic Securities,
purchased net 63.0 122.2 108.6
Private 39.0 115.7 83.3
Official 24.0 6.5 25.3

Total net foreign buys of:
Treasuries 10.58 34.12 24.69
Agencies 28.04 15.77 16.11
Equities -11.60 6.96 26.99
Corporates 35.99 65.40 40.79

Holdings of major foreign
holders of Treasuries:
Japan 644.3 637.4 639.6
China 349.6 346.5 345.0
United Kingdom 239.1 222.6 207.5
Oil exporters 100.9 97.1 97.9

((Reporting by David Lawder and Patrick Rucker; editing by
Chizu Nomiyama; Reuters Messaging:
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15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT -0.5 PCT VS DEC +0.5 PCT (PREV +0.4 PCT)
15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN CAPACITY USE RATE 81.2 PCT VS DEC 81.8 PCT (PREV 81.8 PCT)
15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN MANUFACTURING OUTPUT -0.7 PCT VS DEC +0.8 PCT, CAP USE 79.6 PCT VS DEC 80.4 PCT
15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT EX HIGH-TECH -0.6 PCT VS DEC +0.5 PCT
15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT EX CARS/PARTS -0.2 PCT VS DEC +0.5 PCT
15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-US JAN MOTOR VEHICLE ASSEMBLY RATE FELL TO 10.29 MLN UNITS/YR VS DEC 11.30 MLN
15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT DECLINE LARGEST SINCE -1.6 PCT IN SEPT 2005
15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN MOTOR VEHICLES/PARTS OUTPUT -6.0 PCT
15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-TABLE-U.S. Jan industrial output fell 0.5 pct

Feb 15 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Board report of U.S. industrial production and capacity utilization, seasonally adjusted.

Total Industrial: Jan Dec Nov Jan07/06
Production, Pct Change -0.5 0.5 -0.1 2.6
Previous Estimates 0.4 -0.1
Production Index-X 111.9 112.5 111.9

Jan Dec Nov Jan'06
Pct of Capacity Use 81.2 81.8 81.5 81.1
Previous Estimates 81.8 81.6
X--2002 equals 100
Pct change: Jan Dec Nov Jan07/06
Final Products -0.4 0.7 0.3 3.4
Consumer Goods -0.2 0.1 0.2
Business Equipment -1.6 2.3 0.8
Nonindustrial Supplies -0.3 0.7 -0.6
Construc.Supplies -1.0 1.8 -0.9
Materials -0.6 0.4 -0.3 2.3
Manufacturing Industry -0.7 0.8 -0.1 1.8
Durable Goods -1.3 1.2 0.2
Motor Vehicles/Parts -6.0 1.8 3.5
Non-Durable Goods -0.2 0.6 -0.4
Mining Industry -1.2 1.4 -0.2 2.3
Utilities Industry 2.3 -2.7 -0.5 10.1

SPECIAL AGGREGATES:
Pct change: Jan Dec Nov Jan07/06
High-tech output 1.7 1.4 0.9 26.2
Industrial output
ex high-tech -0.6 0.5 -0.2 1.4
Industrial output
ex cars/parts -0.2 0.5 -0.3 3.2

Motor Vehicle Assemblies (million unit annual rates):
Jan Dec Nov
10.29 11.30 11.00

Percent of Capacity: Manufacturing, Mining, Utilities:
(Seasonally Adj.) Jan Dec Nov Jan'06
Manufacturing 79.6 80.4 79.9 80.3
Durable Goods 77.7 79.0 78.3
Motor Vehicles/Parts 72.0 76.4 75.1
Non-Durable Goods 81.4 81.7 81.2
Mining 90.8 91.9 90.7 89.5
Utilities 86.6 84.8 87.3 80.4

FORECASTS:
Reuters survey of economists forecast:
U.S. Jan industrial production unchanged
U.S. Jan capacity use rate 81.7 pct

HISTORICAL COMPARISONS/NOTES:
U.S. JAN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT DECLINE LARGEST SINCE -1.6 PCT IN
SEPT 2005
Data for durable, nondurable and motor vehicles/parts use
the Commerce Department's definition of manufacturing under the
North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), which is
narrower than the Federal Reserve's definition.
High technology industries include computers and office
equipment, communications equipment, semiconductors and related
electronic components.
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-->><pre>
>15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT -0.5 PCT VS DEC +0.5 PCT (PREV +0.4 PCT)
>15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN CAPACITY USE RATE 81.2 PCT VS DEC 81.8 PCT (PREV 81.8 PCT)
>15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN MANUFACTURING OUTPUT -0.7 PCT VS DEC +0.8 PCT, CAP USE 79.6 PCT VS DEC 80.4 PCT
>15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT EX HIGH-TECH -0.6 PCT VS DEC +0.5 PCT
>15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT EX CARS/PARTS -0.2 PCT VS DEC +0.5 PCT
>15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-US JAN MOTOR VEHICLE ASSEMBLY RATE FELL TO 10.29 MLN UNITS/YR VS DEC 11.30 MLN
>15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT DECLINE LARGEST SINCE -1.6 PCT IN SEPT 2005
>15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. JAN MOTOR VEHICLES/PARTS OUTPUT -6.0 PCT
>15:15 15Feb2007 RTRS-TABLE-U.S. Jan industrial output fell 0.5 pct
> Feb 15 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Board report of U.S. industrial production and capacity utilization, seasonally adjusted.
>Total Industrial: Jan Dec Nov Jan07/06
> Production, Pct Change -0.5 0.5 -0.1 2.6
> Previous Estimates 0.4 -0.1
> Production Index-X 111.9 112.5 111.9
> Jan Dec Nov Jan'06
> Pct of Capacity Use 81.2 81.8 81.5 81.1
> Previous Estimates 81.8 81.6
> X--2002 equals 100
> Pct change: Jan Dec Nov Jan07/06
> Final Products -0.4 0.7 0.3 3.4
> Consumer Goods -0.2 0.1 0.2
> Business Equipment -1.6 2.3 0.8
> Nonindustrial Supplies -0.3 0.7 -0.6
> Construc.Supplies -1.0 1.8 -0.9
> Materials -0.6 0.4 -0.3 2.3
> Manufacturing Industry -0.7 0.8 -0.1 1.8
> Durable Goods -1.3 1.2 0.2
> Motor Vehicles/Parts -6.0 1.8 3.5
> Non-Durable Goods -0.2 0.6 -0.4
> Mining Industry -1.2 1.4 -0.2 2.3
> Utilities Industry 2.3 -2.7 -0.5 10.1
>SPECIAL AGGREGATES:
> Pct change: Jan Dec Nov Jan07/06
> High-tech output 1.7 1.4 0.9 26.2
> Industrial output
> ex high-tech -0.6 0.5 -0.2 1.4
> Industrial output
> ex cars/parts -0.2 0.5 -0.3 3.2
>Motor Vehicle Assemblies (million unit annual rates):
> Jan Dec Nov
> 10.29 11.30 11.00
>Percent of Capacity: Manufacturing, Mining, Utilities:
> (Seasonally Adj.) Jan Dec Nov Jan'06
> Manufacturing 79.6 80.4 79.9 80.3
> Durable Goods 77.7 79.0 78.3
> Motor Vehicles/Parts 72.0 76.4 75.1
> Non-Durable Goods 81.4 81.7 81.2
> Mining 90.8 91.9 90.7 89.5
> Utilities 86.6 84.8 87.3 80.4
> FORECASTS:
> Reuters survey of economists forecast:
> U.S. Jan industrial production unchanged
> U.S. Jan capacity use rate 81.7 pct
> HISTORICAL COMPARISONS/NOTES:
> U.S. JAN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT DECLINE LARGEST SINCE -1.6 PCT IN
>SEPT 2005
> Data for durable, nondurable and motor vehicles/parts use
>the Commerce Department's definition of manufacturing under the
>North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), which is
>narrower than the Federal Reserve's definition.
> High technology industries include computers and office
>equipment, communications equipment, semiconductors and related
>electronic components.
> ((Washington newsroom, +1 202 898-8329, fax +1 202-898-8383))
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>
>Thursday, 15 February 2007 15:15:01RTRS [nTRT000202] {EN}ENDS
</pre>

-->>15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DECEMBER NET OVERALL CAPITAL OUTFLOW $11.0 BLN VS $70.5 BLN INFLOW IN NOVEMBER
>15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DEC NET LONG-TERM CAPITAL INFLOW (EX-SWAPS/OTHER) $15.6 BLN VS $84.9 BLN INFLOW IN NOV
>15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DEC NET LONG-TERM CAPITAL INFLOW (INCL. SWAPS/OTHER) $2.5 BLN VS $52.2 BLN INFLOW IN NOV
>15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-DECEMBER NET FOREIGN PURCHASES OF US TREASURY BONDS, NOTES $10.58 BLN VS $34.12 BLN PURCHASES IN NOV
>15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DECEMBER NET OFFICIAL CAPITAL INFLOW $31.5 BLN VS $9.4 BLN INFLOW IN NOV
>15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DECEMBER NET PRIVATE CAPITAL OUTFLOW $42.5 BLN VS $61.1 BLN INFLOW IN NOV
>15:01 15Feb2007 RTRS-US DEC NET OVERALL CAPITAL OUTFLOW BIGGEST OUTFLOW SINCE $21.1 BLN IN JUNE 2005
>15:02 15Feb2007 RTRS-TABLE-U.S. December net capital outflows $11.0 bln
>15:05 15Feb2007 RTRS-US DEC NET LONG-TERM CAPITAL INFLOW EX-SWAPS/OTHER IS SMALLEST SINCE $14.7 BLN IN JAN 2002
> WASHINGTON, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Treasury Department
>international capital (TIC) data release, in billions of
>dollars except where noted. The data is not seasonally
>adjusted.
<pre>
> Dec. Nov. Oct.
>Monthly Net
>TIC Flows -11.0 70.5 76.3
> Private -42.5 61.1 83.2
> Official 31.5 9.4 -6.9
>Net foreign buys of
>long-term securities 2.5 52.2 83.1
> Stock swaps, other -13.1 -32.6 -10.4
> Long-term securities
> transactions 15.6 84.9 93.5
>Domestic Securities,
>purchased net 63.0 122.2 108.6
> Private 39.0 115.7 83.3
> Official 24.0 6.5 25.3
>Total net foreign buys of:
>Treasuries 10.58 34.12 24.69
>Agencies 28.04 15.77 16.11
>Equities -11.60 6.96 26.99
>Corporates 35.99 65.40 40.79
>Holdings of major foreign
> holders of Treasuries:
>Japan 644.3 637.4 639.6
>China 349.6 346.5 345.0
>United Kingdom 239.1 222.6 207.5
>Oil exporters 100.9 97.1 97.9
> ((Reporting by David Lawder and Patrick Rucker; editing by
>Chizu Nomiyama; Reuters Messaging:
>david.lawder.reuters.com@reuters.net; Email:
>david.lawder@reuters.com; +1 202 898 8395))
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>Thursday, 15 February 2007 15:00:00RTRS [nWAT006980] {EN}ENDS
</pre>

-->Erstanträge 357.000 (erwaret 315.000), Industrieproduktion -0,5 (erw. 0,0), TIC-Daten, alles schlechter als erwartet. Nur der Empire State Index (Stimmung) fällt besser aus als erwartet.

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>15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DECEMBER NET OVERALL CAPITAL OUTFLOW $11.0 BLN VS $70.5 BLN INFLOW IN NOVEMBER
>15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DEC NET LONG-TERM CAPITAL INFLOW (EX-SWAPS/OTHER) $15.6 BLN VS $84.9 BLN INFLOW IN NOV
>15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DEC NET LONG-TERM CAPITAL INFLOW (INCL. SWAPS/OTHER) $2.5 BLN VS $52.2 BLN INFLOW IN NOV
>15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-DECEMBER NET FOREIGN PURCHASES OF US TREASURY BONDS, NOTES $10.58 BLN VS $34.12 BLN PURCHASES IN NOV
>15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DECEMBER NET OFFICIAL CAPITAL INFLOW $31.5 BLN VS $9.4 BLN INFLOW IN NOV
>15:00 15Feb2007 RTRS-U.S. DECEMBER NET PRIVATE CAPITAL OUTFLOW $42.5 BLN VS $61.1 BLN INFLOW IN NOV
>15:01 15Feb2007 RTRS-US DEC NET OVERALL CAPITAL OUTFLOW BIGGEST OUTFLOW SINCE $21.1 BLN IN JUNE 2005
>15:02 15Feb2007 RTRS-TABLE-U.S. December net capital outflows $11.0 bln
>15:05 15Feb2007 RTRS-US DEC NET LONG-TERM CAPITAL INFLOW EX-SWAPS/OTHER IS SMALLEST SINCE $14.7 BLN IN JAN 2002
> WASHINGTON, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Treasury Department
>international capital (TIC) data release, in billions of
>dollars except where noted. The data is not seasonally
>adjusted.
> Dec. Nov. Oct.
>Monthly Net
>TIC Flows -11.0 70.5 76.3
> Private -42.5 61.1 83.2
> Official 31.5 9.4 -6.9
>Net foreign buys of
>long-term securities 2.5 52.2 83.1
> Stock swaps, other -13.1 -32.6 -10.4
> Long-term securities
> transactions 15.6 84.9 93.5
>Domestic Securities,
>purchased net 63.0 122.2 108.6
> Private 39.0 115.7 83.3
> Official 24.0 6.5 25.3
>Total net foreign buys of:
>Treasuries 10.58 34.12 24.69
>Agencies 28.04 15.77 16.11
>Equities -11.60 6.96 26.99
>Corporates 35.99 65.40 40.79
>Holdings of major foreign
> holders of Treasuries:
>Japan 644.3 637.4 639.6
>China 349.6 346.5 345.0
>United Kingdom 239.1 222.6 207.5
>Oil exporters 100.9 97.1 97.9
> ((Reporting by David Lawder and Patrick Rucker; editing by
>Chizu Nomiyama; Reuters Messaging:
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