*Presiden JOKOWI dan Pemerintah R.I sangat beruntung dalam mengambil Sikap dan Keputusannya atau VONIS POLITIKNYA terhadap JP MORGAN didampingi oleh Prof.SRI MULYANI INDRAWATI > Sosok EXPERT YANG TEPAT DAN SANGAT BERPENGALAMAN DALAM BIDANGNYA serta didunia IMF dan BANK DUNIA dan Tidak oleh SEKEDAR THOMAS LIMBONG ....*
On 4 January 2017 at 19:11, Marco 45665 <comoprim...@gmail.com> wrote: > *JITU **pak PRESIDEN !! TEGAS DAN BIJAKSANA.* > > *TUTUP PINTU selamanya untuK TONY BLAIR dan* business partnerships with *J.P. > Morgan Chase & Co.* > They are nothing but The Rough and Greddy Cheater Bunch..... > > JP MORGAN dibawah Yayasan Scholarship TONY BLAIR memberikan kesempatan > Scholrship atau Bea Siswa untuk mejadi Para Expert JP MORGAN ( para > Analytic dan Financial Advicer ) bagi ANAK2 PARA PEJABAT TINGGI > diantaranya DI REP.CHINA dengan Tujuan ( * jelas Tidak dinyatakan dan > tidak Nampak dimata umum maupun oleh Umum Media ..*.) untuk MENJADIKAN > ANAK PEJABAT TINGGI PEMERINTAH TSB MENDAPATKAN CARRIER YANG BAIK UNTUK > KEMUDIAN DISUSUPKAN dan MENDAPAT TUGAS untuk MEMPENGARUHI ORANG2 TUANYA > yang menjabat Kedudukan Tinggi di Pemerintahan dan atau di Lembaga2 > KENEGARAAN/ > > *>>* Suatu Politik KUDA TROYAN JP MORGAN CHASE melalui Yayasan > Scholarshipnya dibawah TONY BLAIR yang juga aktive bekerja sebagai Top > Advisor dari JP MORGAN CHASE & CO > > NOTE: > Pemerintah Rp.China pernah mengajukan Gugatan Serious dan Nota Keras > terhadap Usaha Penyusupan Intelektuil ( Kuda Troyan) JP MORGAN tsb. dn > Penetrasi Politik kedalam Tubuh lebaga Negara dan kehiduupan Poltik > Rep.China > > > > > On 4 January 2017 at 04:48, jonathango...@yahoo.com [GELORA45] < > GELORA45@yahoogroups.com> wrote: > >> >> >> >> Indonesia Cuts Ties With J.P. Morgan Over Downgrade >> <http://www.wsj.com/articles/indonesia-cuts-ties-with-j-p-morgan-over-downgrade-1483434650> >> >> Equities downgrade could destabilize country’s financial system, >> Indonesia officials say >> >> [image: J.P. Morgan was one of several banks appointed to receive >> repatriated funds from Indonesians in a tax-amnesty program aimed at >> boosting funding for President Joko Widodo’s infrastructure projects.] >> >> J.P. Morgan was one of several banks appointed to receive repatriated >> funds from Indonesians in a tax-amnesty program aimed at boosting funding >> for President Joko Widodo’s infrastructure projects. PHOTO: MONEY >> SHARMA/AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE/GETTY IMAGES >> >> >> By >> BEN OTTO and >> >> I MADE SENTANA >> Updated Jan. 3, 2017 8:20 a.m. ET >> 6 COMMENTS >> <http://www.wsj.com/articles/indonesia-cuts-ties-with-j-p-morgan-over-downgrade-1483434650#livefyre-comment> >> >> JAKARTA—Indonesia’s government has cut its business partnerships with >> J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., saying the bank’s recent rating downgrade of the >> nation’s stocks, based in part on Donald Trump’s U.S. election win, could >> destabilize Indonesia’s financial system. >> >> J.P. Morgan had multiple business partnerships with the government of >> Southeast Asia’s largest economy, including acting as one of several banks >> appointed to receive penalty payments from Indonesians in a tax-amnesty >> program aimed at boosting funding for President Joko Widodo’s ambitious >> infrastructure projects. J.P. Morgan is one of the largest foreign banks >> operating in Indonesia. >> >> In a letter announcing the decision, the Finance Ministry’s treasury >> directorate general said that, effective Jan. 1, it was ending all >> partnerships with J.P. Morgan because of the bank’s research that the >> government said could disturb the stability of the country’s financial >> system. >> >> In a Nov. 13 report about the global repercussions of Mr. Trump’s >> victory, J.P. Morgan downgraded its rating on Indonesian equities to >> underweight from overweight, noting that a rise in bond-market volatility >> “increases emerging-market risk premiums” and “potentially stops/reverses >> flows into emerging-market fixed income.” >> >> “There are losers from Trumponomics,” the report said. An underweight >> rating means the bank expects an investment to underperform others over the >> next six to 12 months. The bank also downgraded Turkish equities to >> underweight and Brazil to neutral. >> >> J.P. Morgan will also no longer act as a government-appointed primary >> dealer in government domestic bond auctions, nor as a panelist for >> Indonesia’s global dollar-bond offerings, Robert Pakpahan, Indonesia’s >> director general of budget financing and risk management, said Tuesday. The >> bank’s research wasn’t credible and accurate, he said. >> >> “We don’t close ourselves to assessment because it’s important for us to >> improve ourselves,” Finance Minister Sri Mulyani said. “But the >> institutions with big names have very high responsibility in creating >> positive psychology instead of doing [something] misleading.” >> >> J.P. Morgan declined to comment on Indonesia’s views. >> >> The bank said its business in Indonesia continues to operate as usual and >> that the effect on clients is minimal. It said it is working with the >> Finance Ministry to resolve the issue. >> >> J.P. Morgan has worked on six debt-capital-markets deals for the >> Indonesian government since 2012 worth $13.7 billion, including a $3.4 >> billion deal it worked on with other banks in June last year, according to >> Dealogic. >> >> On Nov. 14, the day after J.P. Morgan’s report was issued, the yield on >> Indonesia’s 10-year government bond shot up 0.466 percentage point, its >> biggest intraday jump since January 2011, to 7.895%. Yields rise as prices >> fall. >> >> The moves came amid a sharp selloff in government bonds around the globe >> after Mr. Trump’s Nov. 8 victory, which bruised emerging markets. Foreign >> investors sold $1 billion worth of Indonesian debt in just one week after >> the election, about 13% of net inflows for the entire year at that point. >> >> Mr. Trump’s victory triggered a selloff especially in emerging-market >> stocks and bonds, with investors pushing up U.S. stocks and Treasury yields >> on the president-elect’s plans for tax cuts and higher infrastructure >> spending. In Indonesia, the local stock market has lost almost 4% of its >> value since the election, while the rupiah has slid 3% against the U.S. >> dollar. In the fourth quarter last year, foreigners sold a net $2.8 billion >> in stocks and bonds. >> >> Harry Su, an analyst with Bahana Securities in Jakarta, said he has mixed >> feelings about the report and the government’s decision. “I think the >> government expects greater support and a more balanced report from its >> partners,” he said. But he added, “Negative feedback also provides a >> positive warning system for the government.” >> >> Indonesia is a $900 billion economy that has been growing at 5% or better >> in recent years. Ms. Mulyani, a former managing director for the World >> Bank, took over the Finance Ministry last year amid efforts by President >> Widodo to inject changes and fresh credibility into an economy that he says >> could be growing 7% a year by 2019. >> >> Ms. Mulyani has been attempting to bring more credibility to the Finance >> Ministry, including by cutting spending and implementing reforms to >> increase tax collection. >> >> Write to Ben Otto at ben.o...@wsj.com and I Made Sentana at >> i-made.sent...@wsj.com >> >> >> >> >> > >
