Archive: 13 August 2007
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Mon, 13 Aug 2007
Rupiah plunges in early trade on dollar buying by local traders
Originally Posted By: Capt. Mainwaring Originally Posted By: KuKuKaChui'm doing the opposite i've shifted USD20,000 into IDR since last week. Too early 'kan? not at all. just a minor hedging move. if it breaks through 11000, however, i'll start moving serious money.
Mon, 13 Aug 2007
Rupiah plunges in early trade on dollar buying by local traders
Originally Posted By: KuKuKaChui'm doing the opposite i've shifted USD20,000 into IDR since last week. Too early 'kan?
Mon, 13 Aug 2007
Rupiah plunges in early trade on dollar buying by local traders
Originally Posted By: chewwyUKso you think it could get bad kuku?? depends on the US more than Indonesia at the moment. foreign money is retreating mainly because of external factors.however, be ready with your USDs and EURs to cash in on the crash!
Mon, 13 Aug 2007
Rupiah plunges in early trade on dollar buying by local traders
so you think it could get bad kuku??
Mon, 13 Aug 2007
Rupiah plunges in early trade on dollar buying by local traders
i'm doing the opposite i've shifted USD20,000 into IDR since last week.
Mon, 13 Aug 2007
BRI getting serious about apartment mortgages
The country's fourth largest bank by assets, Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI), signed a memorandum of understanding Friday on apartment mortgages with property developer Pikko Group so as to boost the bank's consumer lending.BRI director for consumer banking A.
Mon, 13 Aug 2007
Rupiah plunges in early trade on dollar buying by local traders
Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Rupiah at the Jakarta interbank spot market on Monday morning plunged to Rp9,350 against US dollar as market agents bought the US currency on the domestic money market.The Indonesian unit dropped by 65 points to Rp9,345/9,350 against US dollar compared to Rp9,280/9,300 to...
Mon, 13 Aug 2007
Foreign debts of Indonesia`s private firms alarming
Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Economic affairs observer Aviliani said the foreign debts of Indonesia`s private sector had now become cause for alarm as they may have reached 20 percent of the gross domestic product (GNP).