Shares in the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX) Tuesday weakens on crisis response to new developments in Europe which also makes the stakes in Asian stocks weakened. Exchange Composite Index closed down 72.342 points (2.59 percent) to 2724.615, while the LQ-45 index fell 16.311 points (3.00 percent) to the position of 527.276. “European Central Bank will proclaim the existence of losses in 1990 to 105 billion euros. This is a continuation of previous stories, and investors worried about these things, plus there is a decrease (rating) credit of Spain and France,” Bhakti Securities. European bourses are experiencing an average correction over 1 percent, the indiscriminate selling triggers more sharply in the Asian stock exchanges. As a result, Asian stock indexes, including JCI corrected. In addition, he continued, in recent days JCI gained 282 points or 11 percent, so triggers profit-taking (profit taking).
While China’s economic slowdown fears than ever, Edwin said, despite China’s economic growth slows, but continues to move positive. “China is a bit put the brakes on its growth-related crises in Europe to prevent overheating, Europe is the first export country after the United States,” he said. Throughout today’s recorded trade occurs transactions at a volume of 117.156 billion shares worth 6.998 Rp3, 003 trillion. Of all the active stocks, only 54 stocks whose price is rising, 164 stocks down, and 50 stocks remained unchanged. In Asian markets, Hang Seng index fell 268.24 points (1.36 percent) to a position of 19.496, the Nikkei-225 fell 56.87 points (0.58 percent) to 9711 levels, and Straits Times fell 37.16 points (one , 35 per cent) at position 2715.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
New developments in Europe sparked JCI IDX Weakens
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Monday, May 2, 2011
Growth and Type of Bank
From time to time the condition of the banking industry in Indonesia has undergone much alteration. Besides being caused by the internal development of the banking world, is also not free from the influence of developments outside the banking world, such as the real sector in the economy, politics, law, and social. The development of internal and external factors caused the condition of banks in Indonesia can be grouped into four periods. Each – for each period has a special characteristic can not be equated with other periods. Deregulation in the real sector and monetary yagn started in 1980 – and an economic crisis in Indonesia since the end of the year – 1990s are the two main events which have led to the emergence of four periods of banking conditions in Indonesia until the year 2000.
The four periods are:
- Condition of Indonesia’s banking sector before a series of packages – package in the real sector and monetary policy which began in 1980 – an.
- Condition of the banking deregulation in Indonesia after emergence up to the period before the economic crisis in the late – 1990s.
- Condition Indonesia banking on economic crisis since the end of 1990 – an and
- Condition of Indonesian banks at the present time.
Changes also include increased regulations in the field – a particular field, so this is more precisely defined deregulation change – change driven by monetary authorities to improve performance in the banking world, and eventually also expected to improve the performance of the real sector.
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