June 22nd, 2009 
jacky Stock Market News
European stock exchanges suffered sharp decline on Monday (22 / 6) local time, followed by re-emergence of fear of the economic health of the world, said the dealer.
FTSE 100 index in London had fallen 2.57 percent to close at 4234.05 points while in Paris CAC 40 index lost 3.04 percent to end at [...]
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Tags: Euro Loss Against US Dollar, Spot Market, Stock Market 
Comments Off October 7th, 2008 jacky Last week, Indonesian Rupiah was 9550/USD, then Monday opening October 6th, Rupiah declined significantly at 9600/USD. Yesterday is 9700/USD and now is 9625/USD (data taken from klikbca.com). Others currencies are also attacked by the American crisis storm. Why the storm is too scary?
To answer the question why Rupiah declined significantly, my friend put nice analysis [...]
Posted in Financial, International Trade, Invention, Market Tags: Currency, Recession, Rupiah, USD No Comments » June 13th, 2008 jacky Chairman of GAPPINDO said that import tariff from shrimp (lobster) item to Japan is ZERO, decline from 1 percent. The free tariff is realized based from the deal between Indonesia and Japan. Indonesian exporters are happy now because free tariff increase their profit and this zero tariff indicates that international trade between ASEAN and outside [...]
March 18th, 2008 jacky Play Forex (Foreign Exchange Market Live Desk)
I was a stupid speculator. Stupid Speculation means I can’t do accurate analysis, perhaps the graph shows the trend and I follow it. I just want to find junk dollar from the surplus on big investors. When the trend shows down, I followed it. It’s hard to sharp your [...]
Posted in Education, International Trade, Market, Opinion Tags: Dollar, Forex, GBP, live desk, Market, Profit Taking, speculator, Yen No Comments » March 17th, 2008 jacky How do Japanese do when Surplus Condition on International Trade
To continue my previous post ‘Floating Exchange Rate, Currency up and down, let us see how Japanese do to stabilize their money supply when surplus on international trade?
When surplus happened, that money didn’t entered to Japan, but let it outside as (foreign exchange) devise.
So [...]
Posted in Economic, International Trade, Investment, Opinion Tags: Hot Money, Interest Rate, International Payment, International Trade, Money Supply, Surplus, Yen No Comments » March 16th, 2008 jacky An economic theory; why currencies up and down, fluctuate
Before I go on, let make sense with an assumption, the currency must floating exchange rate (no official exchange rate) so a simple illustration will works well.
Imagine there are two currencies, Yen Japan and Dollar (USD). Another assumption is no speculation motive.
For example, when Japan have surplus [...]
Posted in Economic, International Trade, Opinion Tags: Currency, exchange rate, International Trade No Comments »
