Indonesia
01:27 :
Thai stocks dive in broad Southeast Asia sell-off -
HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Southeast Asian stock markets came under heavy selling pressure on Monday, with Thailand's leading index routed for an 8% loss in midday trading, as U.S. dollar strength helped trigger further unwinding of global risk asets. ...
21:55 :
Turmoil Hits Even Asia's Bastions -
The huge selloff in Indonesia and some other similar markets is a reminder of how quickly global capital flight can spread even to countries with strong economic fundamentals.
10:07 :
Even Bastion Indonesia Not Immune -
The huge selloff in Indonesia and some other similar markets is a reminder of how quickly global capital flight can spread even to countries with strong economic fundamentals.
11:05 :
Talk About Risk Off - Indonesia Down 8.9% Overnight -
Little noticed in the mess overnight, is a tremendous drop in Jakarta Composite Index, to the tune of 8.9%. While many may say - "Indonesia? Who cares'", this has been possibly the best performing market the past 3 years. Even as other Asian markets ...
20:57 :
The Dow (11408.66, up 0.07%) closed almost flat -
The US markets came off from their highs to close mixed yesterday. The Dow (11408.66, up 0.07%) closed almost flat while the NASDAQ (2590.24, down 0.865) closed lower. The Asian markets are trading mixed.
Australia (4122.60, down 0.05%), ...
03:07 :
Motorbikes rule in Jakarta's jams -
Sept. 20 - The motorcycle's star keeps rising in Indonesia, as steady economic growth and traffic chaos drive demand for the humble two-wheeler. Arnold Gay reports.
08:17 :
Asian Inflation Demand (Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, India and China) ... -
Gold’s London AM fix this morning was USD 1,806.00, EUR 1,326.38, and GBP 1,143.33 per ounce. Yesterday’s AM fix was USD 1,843.00, EUR 1,354.94, and GBP 1,164.10 per ounce. Cross Currency Table Heightened worries about the sovereign debt crisis in Europe ...
18:04 :
The US markets closed higher on Wednesday -
The US markets closed higher yesterday. Dow (11414.86) was up 2.47% and the NASDAQ (2548.94) was up 3.04%. Today, we have President Obama's speech on the jobs and economy. Asian markets trading mixed.
Nikkei (8804.62, up 0.47%), Shanghai ...
07:07 :
Hollywood struggles to get back into Indonesia -
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) -- Western companies have flocked to Indonesia to sell everything from Louis Vuitton bags to Pizza Hut but one big business has held out against the foreign invasion. Cinema screens are currently ...
16:47 :
The US markets saw a sharp rise yesterday -
The US markets saw a sharp rise yesterday on speculation that the
Fed chairman could signal on QE3 in his speech this week. DJIA (11176.76) was up 2.97% and the Nasdaq (2446.06) was up 4.29%. Can the Dow can hold its gains and sustain ...
10:59 :
Indonesia Rupiah Is Attractive Safe Haven -
The following commentary comes from an independent investor or market observer as part of TheStreet's guest contributor program, which is separate from the company's news coverage.#xD; #xD; NEW YORK (BBH FX Strategy) -- The favorite safe havens have ...
16:04 :
GM Plans Indonesia Push -
General Motors plans to produce a van in Indonesia as part of a move to re-establish its presence in a surging market dominated by Japanese auto makers and eventually use the country as an export hub.
00:36 :
Animal Rights Activists Drumbeat Clamor to End Live Cattle Exports -
Australians campaigning for animal rights will rally across the country on Sunday, August 14, in support of legislation that will determine the future of the live export trade. This comes after the first shipment of cattle since the lifting of the live ...
04:45 :
Aussie Gov't Offers Financial Aid to Live Cattle Industry -
As if lifting the suspension is not enough, the Australian Government has announced an extra $70 million in assistance for cattle raisers and other related businesses affected by the recent temporary suspension of live cattle to Indonesia.
05:45 :
RWE [RWE.GE] fell about 10% following earning -
European Market Update: Markets trying to force G7 policy makers to take some form of coordinated action to restore confidence Economic Data - (ID) Bank Indonesia Central Bank leaves the Reference Rate unchanged at 6.75%; As expected ...
15:50 :
LMIR Trust's Q2 DPU rises 4.9% -
LIPPO-MAPLETREE Indonesia Retail Trust (LMIR Trust) has announced a distribution per unit (DPU) of 1.09 cents for the second quarter ended June 30, 2011, up 4.9 per cent from 1.04 cents a year ago.
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