CHEERS...
--- In obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com, "oentoeng_q" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Rupiah TIDAK AKAN TERPENGARUH dengan kanan kiri Mbah; tetapi kalau
> Mbah bilang sedang terjadi "GLOBALISASI BANDARISME" saya tidak tahu
> lagi. Masalah ini segera akan saya selesaikan untuk
> menyelesaikan "penjelasan IHSG dan rupiah". Liburan besok semoga
> kelar...(utk menjelaskan maksud SUHU dengan prediksinya)
>
> --- In obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com, "jsx_consultant" <jsx-
> consultant@> wrote:
> >
> > Index REGIONAL ASIA ambrol, ini alasannya dari Bloomberg...
> >
> > Apakah ada pengaruhnya ama Rupiah ?
> >
> >
> > Asian Stocks Slide Most in 11 Weeks on China Rates; Sony Slumps
> > April 28 (Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks fell by the most in 11 weeks
> > after China's central bank unexpectedly raised its key lending
> rate
> > to cool the world's fastest-growing major economy. Raw materials
> > producers such as BHP Billiton and Posco declined.
> >
> > Shares of Sony Corp. led a drop by technology companies after the
> > world's second-biggest maker of consumer electronics forecast
> > earnings that missed analyst estimates.
> >
> > ``Companies that rely on the Chinese market may suffer if China
> > continues raising rates,'' said Tsuyoshi Shimizu, who helps
> oversee
> > $16 billion at Dai-Ichi Kangyo Asset Management Co. in Tokyo.
> > ``Sony's earnings were not good and that's also a drag on the
> > market.''
> >
> > The Morgan Stanley Capital International Asia-Pacific Index, which
> > tracks more than 1,000 stocks in the region, lost 1.3 percent to
> > 136.33 as of 1:35 p.m. in Tokyo, the biggest drop since Feb. 13.
> The
> > gauge is set for a 0.6 percent slide this week. All 10 industry
> > groups fell, with measures of materials and energy stocks posting
> the
> > biggest declines.
> >
> > In Japan, which accounts for about 60 percent of the regional
> index's
> > market value, the Nikkei 225 Stock Average dropped 1.5 percent to
> > 16,855.51. Shares of Sony were headed for their biggest tumble in
> > three years.
> >
> > Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index slumped 1.2 percent. South Korea's
> Kospi
> > Index dropped 2.3 percent, Asia's biggest loser. China's Shanghai
> > Composite Index rose 0.5 percent, reversing a fall of as much as
> 1.9
> > percent. China Merchants Bank Co. gained on expectations the rate
> > increase will boost lending margins.
> >
> > Stock measures declined around the region, except in Taiwan and
> New
> > Zealand.
> >
> > `Hype' on Demand
> >
> > China's central bank increased interest rates by 0.27 percentage
> > point to 5.85 percent and asked the nation's banks to restrict
> > lending to prevent the economy from overheating.
> >
> > Commodity prices such as oil, copper, zinc and aluminum fell after
> > China made the announcement. Copper prices, which have doubled in
> the
> > past year, slid as much as 3.6 percent from a record in London,
> while
> > crude oil dropped as much as 1.6 percent in New York.
> >
> > BHP Billiton, the world's largest mining company, fell 2.4 percent
> to
> > A$29.55. Posco, the world's fifth-largest steelmaker, dropped 4
> > percent to 264,000 won. Inpex Holdings Inc., Japan's largest oil
> > producer, slid 2.8 percent to 1.06 million yen. BlueScope Steel
> Ltd.,
> > Australia's largest steelmaker, lost 2.2 percent to A$7.68.
> >
> > ``We're lightening up on resources shares because we're not
> convinced
> > that the hype about Chinese demand quite matches the reality,''
> said
> > Brian Ingham, who helps manage $83 million at Reward Asset
> Management
> > in Sydney.
> >
> > `Prudent Measure'
> >
> > China's economy grew 10.2 percent in the first quarter from a year
> > earlier, helping to power economies around the world and leading
> to
> > higher rates in the U.S., Asia and Europe. Urban investment in
> > factories and roads rose 30 percent and lending jumped 70 percent,
> > worsening shortages in raw materials and an oversupply of property
> > and manufactured goods.
> >
> > ``Shares of companies that rely on demand from China will be hit
> the
> > most,'' said Park Jae Hoon, who helps oversee about $800 million
> at
> > Tong Yang Investment Trust Management Co. in Seoul. ``The rate
> > increase raises concern China may take additional measures to cool
> > its economy.''
> >
> > Jiangxi Copper Co., China's largest producer of the metal, fell
> 3.2
> > percent to 11.59 yuan. China Vanke Co., the biggest property
> > developer in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, lost 5.3
> percent
> > to 6.09 yuan.
> >
> > PetroChina Co., China's biggest oil producer, dropped 1.7 percent
> to
> > HK$8.50. Cnooc Ltd., China's biggest offshore oil producer,
> slumped
> > 4.6 percent to HK$6.20.
> >
> > China's Banks
> >
> > China Merchants Bank, the nation's biggest publicly traded lender,
> > rose 4.3 percent to 6.82 yuan. China Minsheng Banking Corp., the
> > nation's first privately controlled lender, advanced 2.8 percent
> to
> > 4.04 yuan.
> >
> > ``Banking stocks are benefiting as a widened spread in the
> interest
> > rates is expected to boost'' the profit they make from lending,
> said
> > Zhang Xuejun, who manages about $720 million with Guotai Junan
> > Allianz Fund Management Co. in Shanghai.
> >
> > The central bank left its one-year deposit rate unchanged at 2.25
> > percent, seeking to encourage consumer spending and avoid gains in
> > the Chinese yuan.
> >
> > Sony slumped 5.3 percent to 5,710 yen, its biggest slide since
> April
> > 28, 2003. Full-year operating profit, or sales minus the cost of
> > goods sold and administrative expenses, for the year ending March
> 31,
> > 2007, will fall 48 percent to 100 billion yen ($874 million) as
> costs
> > to develop its PlayStation 3 video game console dent a recovery at
> > its electronics division, the company said yesterday.
> >
> > Analysts in the Bloomberg survey were expecting 170 billion yen in
> > operating profit.
> >
> > Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., which sells its products under
> > the Panasonic brand, slid 1.8 percent to 2,755 yen. Creative
> > Technology Ltd., a maker of digital music players, slid 1.9
> percent
> > to S$10.20.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > To contact the reporters for this story:
> > Chen Shiyin in Singapore at schen37@;
> > Makiko Suzuki in Tokyo at msuzuki13@
> >
> > Last Updated: April 28, 2006 00:37 EDT
> >
>
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