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Tuesday, 07 September 2010 15:13 |
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Gubernur Bank of Japan Masaaki Shirakawa menyatakan keprihatinan Selasa kuat atas apresiasi yen, menekankan bahwa bank sentral akan mengambil tindakan kebijakan secara tepat waktu dan tepat.
"Kami sadar bahwa eksportir Jepang telah dipengaruhi oleh kekuatan yen," kata Shirakawa konferensi pers.
"Kami sangat hati-hati melihat dampak yen kuat terhadap perekonomian Jepang," tambahnya.
Sebelumnya pada hari dewan kebijakan BOJ yang memilih untuk tetap super-mudah kebijakan moneter bank sentral tetap, tapi menegaskan janji Shirakawa untuk mengambil tindakan kebijakan jika diperlukan.
Keputusan suara bulat untuk berdiri menepuk berikut merupakan langkah darurat Senin lalu untuk memperluas program pinjaman khusus, langkah token yang membantu warung kenaikan yen dan tenang pemerintah, yang telah menekan bank sentral untuk berbuat lebih banyak untuk memerangi deflasi dan menghentikan yen naik. (mhd)
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Tuesday, 07 September 2010 14:53 |
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 Bursa Jepang, hari ini diakhiri dengan penurunan. Indeks acuan Nikkei 225 ditutup dengan membukukan pelemahan sebesar -75,32 poin atau -0,81% diposisi 9226,00.
Koreksi dipicu oleh kecemasan terhadap kuatnya pergerakan yen dan Bank of Japan sepertinya masih gagal untuk menyiapkan kemudahan kebijakan moneter lebih lanjut.
Saham yang berhubungan dengan teknologi yang telah mengalami kenaikan tajam akhirnya mengalami tekanan aksi jual tapi sentimen pasar masih terangkat setelah President AS Barack Obama hari Senin mengusulkan untuk meluncurkan $50 milyar untuk menopang perekonomian.
"Arti penting dari pergeseran dari fokus global pada konsolidasi fiskal untuk suatu penekanan kembali pada kondisi ekonomi cukup besar", ujar Masatoshi Sato, ahli strategi dari Mizuho Investors Securities.
Tapi aksi jual terlihat mulai dipercepat pada siang hari setelah dollar turun dibawah 84 menyusul keputusan bank sentral untuk tetap mempertahankan tingkat suku bunga pada 0.10%. USD/JPY saat ini berada dikisaran 83,81 hingga berita ini diturunkan telah mengalami penurunan hingga 83,72.
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Tuesday, 07 September 2010 13:38 |
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Asian markets are mixed, little changed on Tuesday, after widespread gains on Monday as fears about a double dip recession in the world's largest economies have eased. In FX markets, Euro and Pound have pulled back from Monday's highs.
Japanese Nikkei Index has dropped 0.9%, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index practically unchanged, and South Korean Kospi Index as well as the Australian S&P/ASX Index, trading, both, 0.1% lower. In China, Shangai Composite Index has dropped 0.4%.
In absence of key macroeconomic data on Monday, investors focus has been set over markets reaction to Obama's new infrastructure plan. The US president has announced a $50 billion budget aimed to renovate roads railways and airports and to reactivate the country's labour market.
Euro and Pound pulling lower
EUR/USD recovery from 1.2585 low 0n August 24 extended yesterday to a fresh 2-weeks high at 1.2920 resistance area -Aug 12, 17, 18 highs- where the Euro was rejected, and the pair's retreat accelerated after breaking below 1.2870, dropping to 1.2785 low during Asian trade.
GBP/USD upmove from Sept 2 low at 1.5350 extended on Monday's Asian session to 1.5490 high, and the pair dropped aggressively o0n European session, with the Sterling weighed by concerns about economic recovery in the UK, hitting session low at 1.5345, to remain trading between the mentioned low and 1.5415, on the upside, during latest sessions.
USD/JPY remains practically flat, trading within a tight range, from 84.00 to 84.20, consolidating near loong-term low, - at 83.60- after failure on Friday at 85.20 high. (fx street) |
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Tuesday, 07 September 2010 13:35 |
The unemployment rate published by SECO, Switzerland's State Secretariat for Economic Affairs, today remained flat at 3.8% in August, neglecting a forecast calling fro a drop.
The rate was expected to tick down to 3.7% on the back of good job creation. However it stayed the same as in July at 3.8%. |
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Tuesday, 07 September 2010 13:34 |
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