MAPI – Weighed Down by Store Closures and Weak Consumer Spending
The retail sector continues to suffer under the weight of the Covid-19 throughout 1Q20 and likely continue to the next
The retail sector continues to suffer under the weight of the Covid-19 throughout 1Q20 and likely continue to the next
Wall Street exchanges closed higher as investors began eyeing stocks in the energy and industrial sectors. The high
WSKT opened the first quarter of 2020 with a decrease of 52% YoY in revenue and 94% YoY in profit so that it was
The Dow Jones closed flat, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq weakened. Investors began to worry as news that the state of
The burden sharing scheme agreed between the government and Bank Indonesia may have an effect in increasing inflation.
For this week, there are various important economic data releases both globally and domestically which will influence
US indices closed stronger at the end of market last week, partly because they responded to news of positive
1Q20 TOWR booked positive performance, with increases in income and net profit by 22.8% YoY and 9.8% YoY. Tenancy Ratio
ERAA still recorded positive performance in 1Q20. In facing a challenging environment, ERAA has implemented a number of