Daily Report | 25 May 2022
The fading economic momentum as manufacturing activity slowed and new home sales fell deeper fueled fears of a US
The fading economic momentum as manufacturing activity slowed and new home sales fell deeper fueled fears of a US
Wall Street's rally earlier in the week was supported by gains in a number of large-cap banking and technology stocks.
Rupiah volatility as BI Board of Governors’ Meeting and FOMC Meeting Minutes approach will influence JCI’s movement
Wall Street stocks closed mixed this weekend, after experiencing pressure related to concerns about inflation. The
Wall Street stocks continued to decline, as inflationary pressures began to weigh on the companies' performance. The Dow
Poor performance and margin pressures for a number of retail companies weighed on Wall Street's stock markets. The
US retail sales and manufacturing output growth in April rose +0.9% MoM and +1.1% MoM respectively, improving the
BI 7DRRR was maintained at 3.50%. Investors started to pay close attention to the Bloomberg survey, projecting BI to
Wall Street stocks were mixed ahead of retail sales data. Nasdaq fell 1.2%; followed by the S&P 500 that was down