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Jepang rapat FOMC bursa Jepang berusaha menguat
Written By Kontak Perkasa Futures on Tuesday, June 18, 2013 | 9:44 AM
Bloomberg, (18/6) - Pasasr saham
Jepang berayun antara keuntungan dan kerugian Selasa pagi ini di tengah
volume rendah dan yen yang stabil menjelang pertemuan kebijakan Federal
Reserve mulai hari ini. Properti naik sementara perusahaan farmasi
mundur.
Pertambangan, asuransi dan produsen minyak mencatat kenaikan tertinggi di antara 33 kelompok industri Topix. Pembuat mesin listrik Meidensha Corp menguat paling besar di Nikkei 225 Stock Average setelah SMBC Nikko Securities Inc menaikkan rating saham tersebut. Indeks Topix naik 0,2 persen menjadi 1,087.57 pada pukul 09:46 a.m. di Tokyo, dengan volume sekitar 37 persen di bawah 30-hari rata-rata intraday. Sekitar tiga saham naik untuk setiap dua yang jatuh. Sementara itu, Indeks Nikkei 225 naik 0,1 persen menjadi 13,041.91 dan Kontrak pada indeks diperdagangkan di Singapura sedikit berubah. 'Kita akan bergerak terkait dengan the Fed,' kata Toshihiko Matsuno, senior strategist dari SMBC Friend Securities Co di Tokyo. 'Sudah ada laporan bahwa the Fed kemungkinan akan memberi sinyal untuk mengurangi pelonggaran dengan segera. Namun Bank of Japan telah memulai pelonggaran sendiri jadi saya berpikir kita tidak perlu terlalu khawatir jika skala likuiditas global kembali sedikit.' Investor akan fokus pada konferensi pers dari Ketua the Fed Ben S. Bernanke besok setelah pertemuan kebijakan dua harinya. Sebanyak $ 2,5 triliun telah keluar dari pasar global sejak ia mengatakan pada 22 Mei bahwa bank sentral Amerika bisa mulai mengurangi stimulus jika pasar tenaga kerja AS menunjukkan perbaikan yang berkesinambungan. (brc) |
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6:47 PM
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4:41 PM
Meredanya kekhawatiran The fed bawa bursa eropa naik
MarketWatch (14/6) LONDON — Pasar saham
Eropa menguat pada pembukaan perdagangan hari Jumat mengikuti seminggu
perdagangan yang volatile, setelah kekhawatiran pasar mereda semalam
seputar adanya pengurangan pembelian obligasi oleh Federal Reserve AS.
Indeks Stoxx Europe 600 naik sebesar
0,3% menjadi 291,43, berada di jalur untuk istirahat setelah turun
beruntun selama empat hari.
Shares of Glencore Xstrata PLC mengalami
kenaikan sebesar 1.9% setelah perusahaan perdagangan komoditi dan
pertambangan menandatangani kesepakatan kredit senilai $ 17,3 miliar,
yang menggantikan sebelumnya fasilitas kredit revolving dari kedua
Glencore dan Xstrata.
Pasar saham Eropa Yang lebih luas
menyambut sinyal dari AS, bahwa The Fed tidak akan untuk membuat
perubahan pada program pelonggaran pada pertemuan kebijakan pengaturan
datang minggu depan. Sebuah laporan di The Wall Street Journal Ketua Fed
Ben Bernanke mengatakan bahwa kemungkinan akan menegaskan kembali bahwa
bank sentral mengharapkan akan cukup banyak waktu untuk membuat
perubahan pada program pembelian obligasi atau menaikkan suku bunga
jangka pendek.
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1:31 PM
Gold Bears Return as ETP Rout Extends to 17th Week: Commodities
Bloomberg, 14/6) -- Gold traders
turned bearish for the first time in a month as investors reduced
holdings in exchange-traded products for an unprecedented 17th
consecutive week and India, the biggest buyer, announced curbs on
imports.
Eighteen analysts surveyed by Bloomberg expect prices to fall next week, with 14 bullish and four neutral, the largest proportion of bears since May 17. Investors sold 490.4 metric tons valued at $21.8 billion through ETPs since Feb. 8 and the 2,124.7 tons left is the least they have held since April 2011, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Bullion is on track for the first annual drop since 2000 as some investors lose faith in it as a store of value. While the slump into a bear market in April hurt billionaire hedge fund manager John Paulson and producer Newcrest Mining Ltd., it spurred purchases of coins and jewelry worldwide. That demand may be threatened in India after the nation raised gold import taxes to contain a record current-account deficit.
The metal fell 17 percent to $1,384.85 an ounce by 11:06 a.m. Singapore time this year and is trading 28 percent below the record $1,921.15 set in September 2011.
The Standard & Poor’s GSCI gauge of 24 commodities dropped 3.1 percent since the start of January and the MSCI All-Country World Index of equities rose 7.1 percent. Treasuries lost 1.4 percent, a Bank of America Corp. index shows.
India raised the import duty to 8 percent from 6 percent on June 5 and the central bank also further restricted shipments. Overseas purchases slid to an average of $36 million a day in the 14 business days through June 7, compared with an average $135 million a day in the 13 days through May 20, Raghuram Rajan, chief economic adviser in the Finance Ministry, said June 11. The All India Gems & Jewellery Trade Association has asked the government for a discussion on reversing the tax increase.
The move to slow demand comes amid the worst drop in ETP holdings since the first product was listed in 2003. Assets fell for 17 weeks through June 7 and are down 11.2 tons so far this week. Paulson, the largest investor in the SPDR Gold Trust, the biggest ETP, had a 13 percent loss in his Gold Fund last month. That takes the decline since the start of the year to 54 percent, according to a copy of a letter to investors obtained by Bloomberg News.
Bullion rose 57 percent since 2008 as the Fed led a global surge in money printing to boost growth. While the U.S. central bank will slow purchases, it will still buy $65 billion a month by October, the median of 59 economist estimates compiled by Bloomberg this month shows. The Bank of Japan restated its April pledge this week to increase the monetary base by 60 trillion to 70 trillion yen ($742 billion) a year, and refrained from adding extra policy tools to counter bond-market volatility.
“Global fundamentals, including accommodative monetary policy, remain positive for gold,” said Adrian Day, who manages about $135 million of assets as the president of Adrian Day Asset Management in Annapolis, Maryland. “The market is slowly realizing that despite all the talk about tapering of bond buying by the Fed, there will be no meaningful global tightening any time soon.”
The surge in equities over the past three quarters, which also damped demand for gold, is now partially reversing. The MSCI All-Country World Index reached a seven-week low yesterday. The U.S. Dollar Index, a measure against six currencies, slipped to the weakest in almost four months.
Eighteen analysts surveyed by Bloomberg expect prices to fall next week, with 14 bullish and four neutral, the largest proportion of bears since May 17. Investors sold 490.4 metric tons valued at $21.8 billion through ETPs since Feb. 8 and the 2,124.7 tons left is the least they have held since April 2011, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Bullion is on track for the first annual drop since 2000 as some investors lose faith in it as a store of value. While the slump into a bear market in April hurt billionaire hedge fund manager John Paulson and producer Newcrest Mining Ltd., it spurred purchases of coins and jewelry worldwide. That demand may be threatened in India after the nation raised gold import taxes to contain a record current-account deficit.
The metal fell 17 percent to $1,384.85 an ounce by 11:06 a.m. Singapore time this year and is trading 28 percent below the record $1,921.15 set in September 2011.
The Standard & Poor’s GSCI gauge of 24 commodities dropped 3.1 percent since the start of January and the MSCI All-Country World Index of equities rose 7.1 percent. Treasuries lost 1.4 percent, a Bank of America Corp. index shows.
India raised the import duty to 8 percent from 6 percent on June 5 and the central bank also further restricted shipments. Overseas purchases slid to an average of $36 million a day in the 14 business days through June 7, compared with an average $135 million a day in the 13 days through May 20, Raghuram Rajan, chief economic adviser in the Finance Ministry, said June 11. The All India Gems & Jewellery Trade Association has asked the government for a discussion on reversing the tax increase.
The move to slow demand comes amid the worst drop in ETP holdings since the first product was listed in 2003. Assets fell for 17 weeks through June 7 and are down 11.2 tons so far this week. Paulson, the largest investor in the SPDR Gold Trust, the biggest ETP, had a 13 percent loss in his Gold Fund last month. That takes the decline since the start of the year to 54 percent, according to a copy of a letter to investors obtained by Bloomberg News.
Bullion rose 57 percent since 2008 as the Fed led a global surge in money printing to boost growth. While the U.S. central bank will slow purchases, it will still buy $65 billion a month by October, the median of 59 economist estimates compiled by Bloomberg this month shows. The Bank of Japan restated its April pledge this week to increase the monetary base by 60 trillion to 70 trillion yen ($742 billion) a year, and refrained from adding extra policy tools to counter bond-market volatility.
“Global fundamentals, including accommodative monetary policy, remain positive for gold,” said Adrian Day, who manages about $135 million of assets as the president of Adrian Day Asset Management in Annapolis, Maryland. “The market is slowly realizing that despite all the talk about tapering of bond buying by the Fed, there will be no meaningful global tightening any time soon.”
The surge in equities over the past three quarters, which also damped demand for gold, is now partially reversing. The MSCI All-Country World Index reached a seven-week low yesterday. The U.S. Dollar Index, a measure against six currencies, slipped to the weakest in almost four months.
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9:20 AM
Hong Kong Stocks Rebound as U.S. Economic Data Beats Estimates
(Bloomberg) 14/6 -- Hong Kong stocks
gained, with the city’s benchmark index rebounding from its lowest close
since Oct. 8, as U.S. economic data beat estimates and on bets the
Federal Reserve will keep interest rates at a record-low.
The Hang Seng Index rose 0.6 percent to 21,005.48 as of 9:34 a.m. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index added 0.5 percent. The gauge yesterday closed 21 percent lower than its Feb. 1 high, exceeding the 20 percent threshold that some investors consider as a bear market. |
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9:18 AM
Gold edges lower for second session on stimulus fears
Reuters, (14/6) - Gold eased for a
second session on Friday as investors worried about an early end to the
Federal Reserve's massive bond-buying stimulus on the back of strong
U.S. data.
Spot gold fell 0.1 percent to $1,384.01 an ounce by 0023 GMT after losing about 0.15 percent on Thursday following stronger-than-expected U.S. data. U.S. gold rose about $6 to $1383.6. U.S. retail sales rose more than expected in May and first-time applications for unemployment benefits fell last week, signs of resilience in the economy. Investors fear a strengthening economy could prompt the Fed to start winding down its $85 billion monthly bond purchases that have supported gold prices. Net gold imports into India have fallen from an average of $135 million in the first half of May to $36 million in the second half, the finance minister said. The government has raised the import duty on gold and curbed gold financing in an effort to cut its current account deficit. SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, said its holdings fell 0.63 percent to 1,003.53 tonnes on Thursday to fresh four-year lows. |
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3:55 PM
Asia stocks swoon; Japan, China markets plunge
Written By Kontak Perkasa Futures on Thursday, June 13, 2013 | 3:55 PM
MarketWatch(13/6) -- The Nikkei Stock
Average plummeted 6.4% to end at 12,445.38 in Tokyo for its sixth loss
in seven trading days. The drop marked the benchmark’s decline for a
seventh straight Thursday, including the 7.3% plunge on May 23.
The selloff came as the U.S. dollar fell
as low as ¥93.76 during the session, nearly two full yen lower than the
¥95.61-level seen in North America late on Wednesday. The drop followed
a a third straight session of losses for U.S. stocks Wednesday, on
concerns the Federal Reserve could taper down its bond purchases.
The dollar’s tumble against the yen
“will put regional markets under pressure, but it may also [force] the
U.S. Fed to reconsider its tapering plans in the face of a global sell
off,” said Kim Eng Securities director of sales trading Andrew Sullivan.
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