1. European stocks were poised to snap a five-day losing streak and U.S. equity futures pointed higher as stronger-than-expected private American jobs data added to a bullish mood. The pound declined amid political risk before the impending U.K. election, and crude steadied.
2. Private-sector hiring surged in May, according to a report released Thursday. Employers added a seasonally adjusted 253,000 during the month
3. Indonesian Ambassador to Nigeria, Harry Purwanto, on Wednesday indicated his country's interest to purchase more crude oil from Nigeria.
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The Indonesian government raised 100 billion yen ($902 million) through Samurai bonds.
The Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources will discuss Gazprom's possible investment into liquefied natural gas (LNG).
S.Ishimitsu & Co Ltd will establish JV, PT. SARI NIHON INDUSTRY, in Indonesia, with NAKAMURA SHOUTEN and an Indonesia-based co, which is engaged in coffee related business.
Document Link : https://www.release.tdnet.info/inbs/140120170601493181.pdf
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia recently held a Coordination Meeting of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the envoys and representatives of Indonesia in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and stakeholder of the country in Doha.
A proposed Indonesian tobacco law will roll back regulations to discourage smoking in a country that already has one of the highest smoking rates.
Authorities in Poso, Central Sulawesi, are gathering data on the impact of a 6.6 Ritcher scale earthquake that hit the regency late on Monday evening.
Stocks are near record highs, driven by surging tech shares, a sharp contrast with the bond market, where interest rates have been sinking on worries the economy just isn't getting enough juice for growth to pick up.
The U.S. economy continued to grow at a steady, if sluggish, pace from early April through late May.
Link : http://www.cnbc.com/2017/05/31/economy-is-slow-and-steady-growth-with-little-sign-of-inflation.html
Russia’s central bank is shifting gears as the goal of achieving its inflation target gives way to policy normalization.
A Federal Reserve governor said on Thursday he was tentatively predicting some form of tax cuts would be adopted and have an effect on the U.S. economy next year, though it remained far from clear.
The European Central Bank is starting to debate whether to reflect the euro area’s improving economic prospects in its policy guidance.
For the first time ever, China is facing a dreaded prospect: the inverted bond yield curve.
The UK gilts traded lower Thursday after reading higher-than-expected manufacturing PMI for the month of May.
by Republik Investor
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