Nikko

sesederhana amin di akhir al fatihah

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Nikko will reportedly part ways with JYP Entertainment after 21 years.

He will remain as a member of TWICE.

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@cryptogem1000 @IPONewsroom_ Tolong jelasinnnn

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@gascarjr Msh full ya

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@WOLF_of_IHSG Aku 3%

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@TradingDiary2 Ikut apa pak T

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@cryptogem1000 Kali ini yg dibawa LG kurang menarik ya

JEC juga ada divestasi hiks

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@cryptogem1000 Kalo rans? Wkwk

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@cryptogem1000 Bach gaikut ya jadinya wkwkwkwk

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@cryptogem1000 Cici ikut IPO yang manaa

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@TradingDiary2 Ikut IPO apa Oak

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@saptaipb JELI dan JECX gaikut yah om

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@TradingDiary2 Saya sudah wa tp belom dibalesss hiks

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@TradingDiary2 Pakkk saya sudah whatsappp

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@saptaipb Apa mungkin % publik turun justru karena potensinya gede jd ada transaksi nego 4% ?

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@TradingDiary2 Pak saya sudah whatsapp nomor diatas td sore, tp belom dibalas

[CSIS Indonesia @CSISIndonesia]

Indonesia's currency and stock market are the worst performers in Asia. By June 4, the rupiah had lost nearly 8% against the dollar this year, and the stock index had fallen about 32%, with foreign investors pulling trillions of rupiah out of equities and government bonds. While the government blames global turbulence, Indonesia's neighbors weathered the same storm and are recovering. Indonesia is not. The real problem is the loss of confidence.

Investors need either better returns or lower risk, and Indonesia offers neither. On paper, rupiah assets pay well: yields are higher than US Treasuries, and Bank Indonesia raised its rate by 50 basis points in May. But foreign investors eventually cash out in dollars, and a falling rupiah erodes those returns. This fuels a vicious cycle: fear of depreciation drives selling, which pushes the rupiah lower, which confirms the fear. It is a self-fulfilling prophecy that policy reassurances cannot break.

Two government missteps deepen the crisis. First, the Bond Stabilization Fund artificially suppresses yields, creating cosmetic calm while reducing the compensation investors get for taking on rupiah risk. Second, the Prabowo administration manufactures uncertainty through abrupt, unexplained policy moves, from routing strategic commodity exports through a state vehicle to ordering ride-hailing commission caps.

The writer proposes two cures: let rupiah assets pay enough to offset currency risk (which means BI may need to tighten further and fiscal authorities should stop suppressing yields) and stop generating policy uncertainty through erratic decision-making.

📚 Read the insight from Riandy Laksono, Researcher, Department of Economics, CSIS Indonesia in https://t.co/OZbKz84FHK.

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@TradingDiary2 Bisikinnnn

[Pop Base @PopBase]

Today marks the 78th anniversary of the Nakba (catastrophe), during which more than 750,000 Palestinians were expelled and over 400 villages were destroyed to establish the State of Israel.

[dwynna @Dwynna_Win]

a) udah capek sm kehidupan masing2
b) hopeless sm negara
c) gatau hrs gmn (takut penjara dll)
d) semuanya benar