Sunn CIMB Securities: Global Market Statistics( Thursday, 28 Nov 2013 )________________________________DJIA.........16097 +24.5 +0.15% S&P 500....1807 +4.48 +0.25%Nasdaq......4045 +27.0 +0.67%FTSE..........6649 +13.2 +0.20%CAC...........4293 +15.5 +0.36%DAX...........9351 +61.1 +0.66%US10Yr.......2.74 +0.03 +1.11%Indo10Yr. 8.678%-0.018 -0.21%IndoCDS.....237.49+11.99+5.31%(5-yr INOCD5)EUR........1.3575 +0.00 +0.01%IDR..........11886 +121. +1.03%EIDO.........23.25 +0.03 +0.13%TLK...........36.28 +0.55 +1.54%BUMI Plc...222.0 +2.00 +0.91%CrudeOil...92.30 -1.38 -1.47%Gold..........1237 -6.10 -0.49%Tin...........22645 -225. -0.98%Nickel......13275 -150. -1.12%Coal.........82.80 +0.20 +0.24%CPO......RM2640 +18.0 +0.69%DOC..........6750 (24 Sep 2013)Global Market Snapshot=================• U.S. stocks rose, with the S&P 500 index and the Dow closing at records, as jobless claims unexpectedly fell and measures of consumer confidence beat estimates.• Bernanke and his colleagues are suffering through their own form of cognitive dissonance: revealing new concerns about the economy’s long-term prospects even as they forecast faster growth in 2014.• Greenspan said the U.S. economy probably will grow more slowly next year than some forecasters predict and indicated that a record U.S. stock market isn’t in a bubble.• Orders for durable goods dropped in October, pointing to a slowdown in U.S. business investment that will curb U.S. economic growth this quarter.• BI has targeted for current account deficit to stand at a sustainable level or between 0.25% and 2.5% of GDP in line with the latest economic situation.• Rupiah forwards fell by the most in 2-months on concern the country’s current-account and trade gaps aren’t narrowing fast enough to restore investor confidence.
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