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But BODY COUNT show: - 65 stock jadi Kambing Korban againt 24 gain... Kalo kemarin BEJ buka, KORBANnya lebih MERAH MERIAH.... --- In [email protected], jsx-consultant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Selamat hari raya Idul Adha / Selamat hari raya QURBAN. > > ------ > > Disaat hari ini BEJ libur merayakan hari raya QURBAN, index NIKKEI > AMBROL -303 point !!! > > Untung hari ini BEJ tutup jadi yang jadi korban baru KAMBING QURBAN... > > Kita lihat reaksi bursa Amerika dan Eropa NANTI MALAM.... > > > > > Asian Stocks Drop From Near 10-Year High; Banks Lead Declines > Jan. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks fell from their highest in almost 10 > years. Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc. dropped after the company > said it plans to raise $5 billion, renewing concern stock sales will sap > demand for equities. > > Sumitomo Mitsui's plan ``does raise the question whether we will see > more share sales to raise capital by other companies,'' said Nobuki > Goto, who helps oversee about $14 billion as a general manager at Tokio > Marine Asset Management Co. in Tokyo. ``Concern about oversupply of > shares could hinder any further gains.'' > > The Morgan Stanley Capital International Asia-Pacific Index lost 1.2 > percent to 127.65 at 1:30 p.m. in Tokyo. The index yesterday closed at > its highest since May 1996. All 10 industry groups fell, with a measure > of banks including Sumitomo Mitsui and Mizuho Financial Group Inc. > sliding 1.8 percent. > > Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average lost 0.9 percent to 16,286.83, while > the broader Topix index fell 1 percent. Stock indexes around the region > declined, except in Hong Kong, the Philippines, New Zealand and > Thailand. Markets in Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan and Singapore were > closed for a holiday. > > In Japan, the Topix Banks Index dropped 3.1 percent, the worst performer > among the 33 industry groups that make up the benchmark. > > Share Sales > > Sumitomo Mitsui, Japan's third-largest lender by assets, sank 5 percent > to 1.14 million yen. The Tokyo-based bank said on Jan. 6 it plans to > sell 552 billion yen ($5 billion) of shares this month. > > The bank, which has said it would pay back 1.1 trillion yen in > government money by March 2008, joined other lenders in selling shares > to raise funds for repayments. > > Mizuho, Japan's second-largest lender, raised 532 billion yen in October > in the nation's largest share sale since 2001 and still owes 600 billion > yen. The stock slipped 2.7 percent to 897,000 yen. > > Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc., the world's largest bank by assets, > repaid 323.6 billion yen in October. It still owes the government 820.5 > billion yen of funds received in a 1999 bailout of the former UFJ > Holdings Inc. Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group Inc. bought UFJ in > October to form Mitsubishi UFJ. Mitsubishi UFJ dropped 3.7 percent to > 1.55 million yen. > > Thailand, South Korea > > In Thailand, state-controlled lenders fell after The Nation reported the > country will this year implement its plan to reduce its stake in three > state-run lenders, including Krung Thai Bank Pcl, the country's > second-largest bank by assets. > > The Financial Institutions Development Fund, which is the central bank's > bailout fund, owns a 56.4 percent stake in Krung Thai, and 47.6 percent > of Siam City Bank Pcl. The fund plans to sell the shares this year, the > report said. > > Krung Thai lost 0.8 percent to 12.8 baht. Siam City Bank fell 1 percent > to 26 baht. > > South Korean banks also fell after Credit Suisse First Boston lowered > its rating on Kookmin Bank to ``neutral'' from ``outperform,'' on the > view that recent share gains were excessive relative to the company's > earnings potential. > > Kookmin Bank, South Korea's biggest lender, fell 2.9 percent to 73,100 > won. Shinhan Financial Group Ltd., the nation's second- largest > financial services company, lost 2 percent to 40,000 won. > > Indictment > > Taiwan's Taiex index declined 0.7 percent. United Microelectronics > Corp., the island's second-largest chipmaker, led the drop after former > chairman Robert Tsao was indicted for breaking laws when forging an > alliance in China. > > United Microelectronics sank 2.1 percent to NT$18.45. > > Tsao was charged yesterday with ``breach of trust and violation of the > business accounting law'' after helping He Jian Technology (Suzhou) Co. > to build a plant, win orders and improve management, Tsai Tien- yuan, a > district prosecutor said in a telephone interview from Hsinchu, where > United Microelectronics is based. United Microelectronics confirmed the > indictments in an e-mailed statement. > > Aluminum manufacturers such as Alumina Ltd. and Aluminum Corp. of China > Ltd. fell after Alcoa Inc., the world's biggest producer of the metal, > said fourth-quarter profit dropped as increased costs for raw materials > and energy eroded the benefit of higher selling prices. > > Aluminum Corp. lost 0.8 percent to HK$6.00, while Alumina, a partner > with Alcoa Inc. slid 1.7 percent from a record to A$7.46. > > Elsewhere, Japan's Nitori Co. climbed 10 percent to 12,950 yen, the > biggest percentage gain in the Morgan Stanley Capital International > World Index in Asian trading today. The furniture retail chain said on > Jan. 5 its nine-month net income rose 36 percent from a year earlier, > with a 24 percent rise in sales. > > > > To contact the reporter for this story: > Tomoko Yamazaki in Tokyo at [EMAIL PROTECTED]; > Kevin Cho in Seoul at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Last Updated: January 9, 2006 23:36 EST > DILARANG KERAS MEMOSTING OPINI PRIBADI TENTANG POLITIK DI MILIS INI. Silahkan lakukan itu di milis [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] untuk unsubscribe dari milis saham [EMAIL PROTECTED] untuk subscribe ke milis saham Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/saham/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
