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Excited to begin AGDHealth collaboration with Tongwei. After successful work in other countries, we’re now bringing our solutions to support the Indonesian market. Looking forward to a strong partnership and continued innovation in animal nutrition and health.
This isn’t a rare phenomenon — it’s basic economics.
What you’re seeing is a classic second-order effect:
When demand drops in one place, upstream suppliers feel the pain.
It’s why no country is ever truly “untouched” in a trade war.
Indonesia doesn’t export many finished goods to the U.S.
But when U.S. tariffs hit China, Indonesia quietly suffers too.
Here’s why global trade is a domino game:
In 2024, only 8.8% of Indonesia’s exports went to the U.S.
But over 24.5% went to China, and ~15% of those were raw materials like coal, nickel, and palm oil.
Indonesia feeds the factories that feed America.
When the U.S. raises tariffs on those finished goods (e.g., electronics, steel), factories in China cut back production.
That means they buy fewer inputs from Indonesia.
Honored to be featured in Prestige’s 40 Under 40! Grateful for the recognition and proud to see AGDHealth’s impact being acknowledged. Excited for what’s ahead!
As CEO of AGDHealth, William Sunito uses unconventional methods to shift focus from treatment to prevention, aiming for a healthier, sustainable future in livestock farming.
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I am stepping down as https://t.co/8ElNO23xCa CEO. Now the company is in a good hand of a new investor & management. Good luck for the new Management team. 🙏🥳
Btw, happy 4th of July and independence day folks!
Remember, AWS revenue only accounts for 16.1% of Amazon's total revenue, yet it was responsible for a whopping 74% of the entire company's operating income.
CPI 0.4% while PPI grew at 0.5%, this means we will see lower profit for most businesses. If the stock prices keep on increasing, look like it is due to multiple expansion not margin expansion. 🤔 🧐
Ahead of tomorrow's US CPI data release, PPI #inflation came in higher than market expectations:
0.5% month-on-month relative to the consensus forecast of 0.3%; and
2.2% versus 1.6% for the annual measure.
The energy component will add to worries about spillovers to broader price developments in the goods sector where, up to now, strong dis-inflation has been a significant offset to services inflation.
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US CPI increased 0.4% on the month and 3.7% from a year ago, above respective forecasts for 0.3% and 3.6%. Core CPI increased 0.3% on the month and 4.1% on a 12-month basis, exactly in line with expectations. Very sticky & 3% look like the new normal 🤭 https://t.co/RMWml0Ou7y
Are Higher inflation and interest rate going to be the new normal? 🤔 hard to guess, the best bet is just invest in companies that have strong pricing power and low maintenance capex. ✌️
The yield on the US 10-year government bond continues to go higher, now flirting with 4.70%, despite weaker data on economic activity.
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