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Indosurya Weekly Report
Fifth Week, June 2010
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Economy Indicator
The narrow movement of JCI will continue in next week
JCI last week is slowly moving in a narrow range. Investors chose to be careful in the middle
of a fairly diverse regional sentiment. During the week of trading, JCI only rose 17,43 points
(0,59%). The thin-paced movement of JCI predicted would continue back on the trade this
week. Investors will not do a lot of trading activity amid lack of positive sentiment in the
market. The presence of new issuers PT Nippon Indosari Corpindo (Sari Roti) is expected to
bring good response in the Indonesian stock exchange. In early trade this week, we predict
the JCI is to move varied with a tendency to strengthen.
Some of U.S economic data showed an increase
Wall Street closed at the end of last week in negative if We compared to the closing of the
previous week. Banking stocks began to improve after the US Congress states agree not to
make a dramatic change from the rules of the new financial sector. The attenuation also
occurs when the selling price of homes fell at a low record and The Fed gave a statement that
the debt problems growth in Europe would endanger US. At the end of trading last week, the
DJIA index closed at weaker thin 306,83 points (2,94%) to the level of 10.143,81. S&P 500
index fell 40,75 points (3,65%) to a level of 1.076,76. The Nasdaq fell 86,32 points (3,74%) to
a level of 2.223,48. And the NYSE also felt 224,31 points (3,21%) to a level of 6.763,93.
While the Tokyo Stock Exchange began trading earlier this week also with a slight increase.
The Nikkei-225 index in early trading increased only 22,02 points (0,23%) to a level 9.759,50.
JCI movement will most influence by outside
JCI movement forward will be much