Debt Research: Daily Report

Contoh berita riset, selanjutnya akan dalam bahasa Indonesia. Artikel ini dipersembahkan oleh Danareksa Debt Research; judul asli “Daily Reports Wednesday, February 06, 2019”. Central banks in Asian emerging markets appear set to dump their hawkish policy stances. Inflation is subdued, currencies have rebounded and the U.S. Federal Reserve has shifted to a pause in its tightening cycle. That gives Asian developing nations from India to Indonesia a chance to put a brake on interest-rate hikes and possibly start signaling cuts. (Bloomberg)

With demand for financial products conforming to Islamic principles soaring, Shariah banking in Indonesia is poised for a phase of rapid growth, according to the nation’s largest Islamic bank. Shariah banking assets have broken out of the “5 percent market trap” that it was in for a long time thanks to a wave of halal lifestyle sweeping the world’s largest Muslim-majority country, said Toni Eko Boy Subari, president director of PT Bank Syariah Mandiri. (Bloomberg)

Thailand, Poland and Brazil are all expected to leave their benchmark interest rates on hold Wednesday as policy makers adjust to the Fed’s new dovish stance. Meantime, Indonesia will probably report that economic growth slowed in the fourth quarter, and Mexico may post a drop in consumer confidence in January after surprising to the upside in President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s first month in office. (Bloomberg)