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Harian Kontan :
Inflasi Juni akan melonjak, Juli makin tinggi
Oleh Margareta Engge Kharismawati - Senin, 22 Juni 2015
Gubenur BI Agus Martowardojo mengatakan, pantauan minggu ketiga BI tercatat, inflasi pada posisi 0,5%, naik dari minggu kedua 0,44%. Untuk Juni, secara keseluruhan akan terjadi inflasi 0,66%, lebih tinggi dari periode sama tahun lalu sebesar 0,43%. Juga lebih tinggi dari inflasi Mei lalu sebesar 0,5%.
Kenaikan inflasi ini terjadi karena tekanan pada bahan makanan alias volatile food seperti daging ayam, telur ayam ras, bawang merah, cabai merah dan beras. Kondisi ini lazim terjadi menjelang Lebaran. "Memang komponennya tidak besar, tapi kalau kenaikannya tinggi tentu berkontribusi ke inflasi," ujar Agus, akhir pekan lalu. Baca selanjutnya........
Koran Bisnis Indonesia : Keuangan
KRISIS YUNANI: Ini Pengaruhnya Terhadap Indonesia Versi Bank Sentral
Yanita Petriella Senin, 22/06/2015 16:23 WIB
Demonstran membawa bendera Yunani terkait
dengan memburuknya ekonomi negara tersebut.
nepszava.com
Gubernur Bank Indonesia Agus D.W Martowardojo mengatakan belum ada titik temu mengenai penyelesaian utang Yunani dengan Uni Eropa ini sehingga perlu diwaspadai.
Menurutnya, kalau Yunani mau menerima dana dari Uni Eropa bisa tersedia dana sampai 7,2 miliar euro tersebut dapat memenuhi kewajiban utang Yunani yang jatuh tempo pada Juni.
"Namun, di akhir minggu kemarin ada satu ketidaksepahaman. Jadi, hari ini masih akan ada pembicaraan tentang euro menyikapi itu," Baca selanjutnya........
Money Morning News :
Global Markets in Self-Perpetuating Denial
The central bank circus was on full display this week as the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee held a two-day meeting only to emerge with another mind-numbing series of excuses for keeping interest rates at zero when the economy is not in crisis.
One such claim was that inflation (as measured by economists) is insufficiently high, despite the fact that the price of real-world goods and services (including gasoline again) are steadily rising. The Fed stated that it's afraid raising interest rates – for the first time in nine years and by all of 25 basis points – could send the economy into a tailspin. That isn't only bad policy, it is pathetic. Perhaps it's time we learned that the last person we should ask about the economy is an economist (or worse, a group of economists). The Fed lowered its economic forecast for 2015 to 1.8%-2.0%. This continues a steady deterioration in its economic outlook. In March, it forecast growth at 2.3-2.7% and last December, it was looking for 2.6-3.0% growth.
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Severe Cracks In The System Warn Devastating Global Panic Is Near
March 16, 2015
March 16 (King World News) – Epinephrine,
also known as adrenaline, is a very powerful hormone and
neurotransmitter employed in emergency medical situations such as
cardiac arrest, superficial bleeding and anaphylaxis. An example of
anaphylaxis would be a severe reaction to a bee sting.
Greenspan Era
Since the final days of the Greenspan
Era, the Fed has been administering a wide variety of “economic
epinephrine” to address and suppress the equivalents of the medical
conditions listed above. There were several economic “cardiac arrests”
in the late 1990s through the 2000s, beginning with the Long-Term
Capital fiasco and culminating with the ultimate fiascos around
financial derivatives and the real estate market in the 2008-2009
period….
Greenspan – A Trail Of Devastation
There was also superficial bleeding in
the U.S. as huge numbers of jobs were moved overseas. Pension
obligations soared along with healthcare and education costs. Operating
deficits and new benefits have swelled long-term obligations to the
point of no return. Prices for necessities have gone through the roof
for the middle class at the same time that the median wage is close to
unchanged for the last 15 years. Read more....... The Market Oracle :
Fed Shift Is Major Stock Market Risk
Stock-Markets / Stock Markets 2015 Jun 19, 2015 - 05:43 PM GMT
By: Zeal_LLC
The
US stock markets were quick to rally after the Federal Reserve did
nothing at its policy meeting this week. Traders love the endless
dovishness gushing forth from this Yellen Fed. But their complacency
is very misplaced. It was epic Fed easing that fueled the stock-market
levitation of recent years. So the Fed shifting away from these
extraordinary policies is a major downside risk for these Fed-inflated
stock markets. The Federal Reserve has utterly dominated stock-market sentiment in recent years, to a truly shocking degree. From the Fed’s Federal Open Market Committee policy meetings every 6 weeks or so, to the subsequent Janet Yellen press conferences and FOMC members’ economic projections, to the endless speeches by Fed officials, the great majority of important stock-market moves have been driven by the Fed. Baca selanjutnya.......
Business Insider News :
Greece is on the brink of an "accident"
When
both sides engage in brinkmanship in a power contest and find
themselves at last genuinely at the brink, the chances for an "accident"
which neither side wants have risen substantially. That is where Greece and its creditors, the Eurozone and the IMF,
find themselves after the European finance ministers and Greece failed
yesterday to make a breakthrough. This impasse led to the scheduling of
an emergency meeting Monday of the European Heads of State ("adults," in
the words of the IMF).
Meanwhile Greek banks are experiencing an accelerated withdrawal of funds. There are fears that unless the European Central Bank provides additional funds this weekend, the banks will not be able to open on Monday, and capital controls will have to be imposed.
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CNBC
But who else made the cut at an age when many of us are still drowning in student debt?
Bankrate took a look at published reports and compiled a list of nine, other than "Zuck," who are younger than 35 and at billionaire status. While some inherited their fortunes, most continue to work hard for their money in various fields.
Here are the top nine in order of wealth. Baca selanjutnya.......
Greece is on the brink of an "accident"
- Jun. 22, 2015, 10:43 AM
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Flickr / Lydia
Meanwhile Greek banks are experiencing an accelerated withdrawal of funds. There are fears that unless the European Central Bank provides additional funds this weekend, the banks will not be able to open on Monday, and capital controls will have to be imposed.
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CNBC 
The 9 youngest billionaires in the world
© RICK WILKING/Reuters/Corbis
This
year, boy-wonder billionaire and Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg,
30, maintained his top spot on the list of the richest individuals under
the age of 35. His net worth is estimated at $34 billion, landing at
No. 11 on the Forbes list of richest billionaires in America and the
14th richest in the world.But who else made the cut at an age when many of us are still drowning in student debt?
Bankrate took a look at published reports and compiled a list of nine, other than "Zuck," who are younger than 35 and at billionaire status. While some inherited their fortunes, most continue to work hard for their money in various fields.
Here are the top nine in order of wealth. Baca selanjutnya.......
Bloomberg Economic and Financial News :
China Margin Trades Buckle Leaving $364 Billion at Risk
Updated on
Investors look through stock information at a trading hall in a securities firm in Shanghai on June 19, 2015.
Photographer: Pei Xin/Xinhua via Getty Images
The 30 equities in Shanghai with the highest levels of margin debt relative to tradable shares have dropped 17 percent on average since the market peaked on June 12, versus a 13 percent decline for the Shanghai Composite Index. Margin positions on the city’s bourse fell for the first time in a month on Friday, a sign that leveraged investors are unwinding bets after they grew more than five-fold in the past year.
With at least $364 billion of borrowed money riding on stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen, losses on those positions threaten to magnify market declines as traders sell shares to meet margin calls. China’s benchmark index tumbled at the fastest pace among global equity gauges last week, after a world-beating 152 percent gain in the previous 12 months. Baca selanjutnya.......
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