First Asia Capital, Market Focused to Greece

Jakarta – Jakarta Composite Index trade on the weekend had rebounded to close at 3783.628, or rose 77.818 points (2.10%). JCI had touched the 3801 level before finally returning closed below 3800 due to profit taking market participants. The value of foreign net purchases over the weekend rose to Rp.611, 92 billion. Shares of banking, mining, automotive and cement into the motor reinforcement composite index. The improvement in the global market climate and the Asian region has been pushed back buying market participants.

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French-German Agreement Leverage Dow Jones

U.S. stocks surged on Monday (10/10/2011) local time, after Germany and France over the weekend promised to find a robust plan to address the eurozone debt crisis and shore up European banks in recent weeks.

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Mounting Recession Fears, Wall Street Down 3%

Wall Street continued its fall by more than 3%. U.S. stock market crash in conjunction with simultaneous global market investors expressed disappointment with the inability of global leaders to address the world economic stagnation.

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First Asia Capital: In the Index Range Consolidation

Trade stocks mixed yesterday took place in the consolidation range. More market participants took a wait and see, look at market developments. While the transaction is more focused on the two-tier stocks such as the various sectors of industry, consumption, and property.

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Asian Stocks Haunted by Wall Street Fall