Iya betul.....elaine nakut2in aja tuh........
________________________________ Dari: "riil_inves...@yahoo.com" <riil_inves...@yahoo.com> Kepada: OB <obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com> Terkirim: Senin, 20 Juli, 2009 04:58:09 Judul: Re: [ob] World Bank: Global Economy Faces Deflation Memang perlu kita mencermati setiap analisis yg ada! Namun kita jangan 100% percaya!!! Pengalaman sudah membuktikan bahwa, mereka juga analis, segala sesuatunya msh dlm koridor prediksi/perkiraan! MEREKA JUGA MANUSIA yg selalu penuh dg kesalahan! IMF juga telah membuat ekonomi kita hancur, dg $erekomendasikan penjualan asset? Nyatanya? Kita sangat dirugikan dengan pola/usulan mereka! Saran saya, tetap kita sebagai bangsa kudu mandiri dan berdiri di kaki sendiri! Terakhir. Bank Dunia juga salah memprediksi tingkat pertumbuhan kita? So? Mari kita tanya kepada rumput yg bergoyang, apa yg akan terjadi nanti! He he he Powered by Telkomsel BlackBerry® ________________________________ From: Elaine Sui Date: Sun, 19 Jul 2009 11:19:29 +0700 To: <obrolan-bandar@ yahoogroups. com> Subject: Re: [ob] World Bank: Global Economy Faces Deflation When I said this, you didn't (want to) believe me, did you.. Elaine World Bank: Global Economy Faces Deflation Friday, July 17, 2009 8:53 AM By: Julie Crawshaw A The World Bank has given warning that the global economy will fall into a "deflationary spiral" unless urgent action is taken to reduce high levels of excess capacity in industry, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard reported in the UK Telegraph. Justin Lin, the bank’s chief economist, said factories running idle around world threaten to trap economies in a vicious cycle, risking further spasms of financial stress that require more rescue packages. "No country can count on currency depreciation and exports as a way out of recession. Unless we deal with excess capacity, it will wreak havoc on all countries,” Lin said. “There is urgent need for global coordinated fiscal stimulus,” with investments being focused on infrastructure in poor countries that are bearing the brunt of the global crisis, he said. Lin’s comments came as the Bank of Japan agreed to extend its quantitative easing (QE) policies — mostly the purchase of corporate debt — and warned that business investment is "declining sharply.” Powerful deflationary headwinds already have created deflation in Japan, leading the International Monetary Fund to say that the Japanese government and central bank should be ready to provide additional stimulus measures should global demand fail to improve enough to support a recovery. “There are downside risks, particularly if export demand continues to remain weak and unemployment starts to weaken consumption further,” Jim Gordon, the IMF mission chief to Japan, told Bloomberg. “This emphasizes the importance of monetary policy, fiscal policy and financial sector policy to remain supportive with additional measures” if the outlook deteriorates. © 2009 Newsmax. All rights reserved. On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 8:26 PM, er_edwjy <er_ed...@yahoo. com> wrote: http://moneynews. newsmax.com/ streettalk/ deflation/ 2009/07/17/ 236865.html > > > >------------ --------- --------- ------ > >+ + >+ + + + + >Mohon saat meREPLY posting, text dari posting lama dihapus >kecuali diperlukan agar CONTEXTnya jelas. >+ + + + + >+ +Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > Lebih Bersih, Lebih Baik, Lebih Cepat - Rasakan Yahoo! Mail baru yang Lebih Cepat hari ini! http://id.mail.yahoo.com
