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Diskon di IDR untuk ngasih premium di
IHSG.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 4:16
PM
Subject: RE: [obrolan-bandar] FW: Gold
Rises to 16-Year High After Dollar Weakens Against Euro
USD
emang sengaja diturunin oleh pmerintah US supaya bisa ningkatin ekonomi
domestiknya.
Otomatis, emas jadi naik dalam USD.
Rupiah seharusnya udah ke 8000-an kalo kondisi kita stabil. Cuma IDR
yang belum membaik dibanding USD.
Jadi
seharusnya USD income company dalam setahun ke depan bakal menurun
revenuenya.
Tinggal dilihat berapa komposisinya IDR expense dengan USD
expensenya.
ANTM
sekarang tenang aja in a short term horizon, long term ya as
above.
Ini artinya si BD barangnya
sedikit.
Atau, barangnya banyak tapi dia masih merasa
kurang jadi pengen nyerap dulu dari pasar.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004
2:56 PM
Subject: [obrolan-bandar] FW: Gold
Rises to 16-Year High After Dollar Weakens Against Euro
US Dollar ambruk, emas naik terus, rupiah tetap
santai.
JSX menggila, ANTM tenang2 aja.
Apaan
tuh?
rz
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http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000086&sid=aKuBpw2waFus
Gold
Rises to 16-Year High After Dollar Weakens Against Euro
Dec. 2
(Bloomberg) -- Gold futures rose to a 16-year high in
electronic
trading as the dollar fell to a record against the euro,
increasing
the appeal of the precious metal as a hedge against
declines in U.S.
assets.
The dollar fell to a record against the euro, and near its
weakest in
almost five years against the yen, on speculation Japan and
Europe
won't unite to stem the U.S. currency's fall. Gold has risen
10.3
percent in the past two months as the dollar fell 7.67 percent
against the euro.
With gold ``at 16-year highs while the
dollar has multi-year lows in
its sights, the consensus prescription
is buy gold, sell dollars,''
Andy Smith, an analyst at Mitsui &
Co. in London, said in an e-mailed
report.
Gold for February
delivery rose $2.40, or 0.5 percent, at 11:51 a.m.
Singapore time to
trade at $458.30 an ounce in after- hours trading
on the Comex
division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. It had
earlier risen to
as much as $458.40, the highest for a most-active
futures contract
since June 20, 1988.
Gold for immediate delivery also advanced to
a 16-year high. It rose
$2.32, or 0.51 percent, to $456.27 an ounce at
11:54 a.m. Singapore
time after having reached as high as $456.45 an
ounce, the highest
since June 10, 1988. At 1.30 p.m. yesterday in New
York, it was
$453.95 an ounce.
Gold on the spot market has
``in the past two or three weeks had very
good consolidation between
$450 and $455 an ounce,'' which is a
bullish sign, said Ellison Chu,
manager of precious metals at Hong
Kong-based Standard Bank Asia Ltd.
over the telephone.
Stop-Loss
Rising prices may flush out
speculators who had sold gold they didn't
own in anticipation of
buying back at a profit when prices fell. When
prices rise, they may
buy to stem their losses.
``We should expect some-stop loss buying
above $458 an ounce from the
short side, then the market will shoot up
to the $462 area,'' Chu
said.
The dollar declined to $1.3372,
its weakest against the euro. It was
at $1.3367 at 11:47 p.m. in
Singapore according to EBS, an electronic
currency dealing system.
Against the yen, the U.S. currency was
102.31. The dollar dropped as
low as 102.15 yen from 102.58 in New
York and compared with 102.01 on
Nov. 26, the weakest in almost five
years.
Hiroshi Watanabe,
Japan's top currency policy maker, yesterday said
Japan and Europe
haven't discussed measures to stop the dollar's
slide, adding that the
two nations can take joint action if
necessary. Japan hasn't sold yen
since March and the European Central
Bank last entered the markets in
2000.
``They can discuss whatever they want, it doesn't mean it's
going to
happen,'' said Harvinder Kalirai, a market analyst in Sydney
at State
Street Corp., the world's largest custodian of assets with
more than
$1.2 trillion under management. ``Any initial intervention
is going
to be from Japan alone, not coordinated with the ECB. It's
going to
take a higher euro before the ECB joins Japan.''
Tokyo, Silver
On the Tokyo Commodity Exchange, the
benchmark October 2005 contract
gained 7 yen a gram to 1,504 yen a
gram at 11:56 a.m. in Singapore.
In Shanghai, the benchmark 99.95
percent gold contract rose one yuan
to 121.45 yuan a gram at 11:58
a.m. Singapore time, according to the
Shanghai Gold Exchange Web site.
The prices are one hour behind.
Silver futures on Comex also rose,
tracking the gains in gold,
Standard's Chu said.
Silver for
March delivery on Comex gained 0.005 cent to $8.085 an
ounce, after
having risen to as high as $8.11. It reached $8.13
yesterday, the
highest since April 8, 2004.
Traders are cautious about buying
silver at this level, as
speculative funds are controlling the market,
Chu said.
To contact the reporter on this story:
Chia-Peck Wong
in Singapore at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To contact the editor
responsible for this story:
Peter Langan at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Last Updated: December 1, 2004 23:26 EST
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