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Foreign buy almost hit 4 billion shares, net foreign volume surplus at 205.16 million shares

JAKARTA - On Thursday, October 31, foreign buying volume climbed to 3.90 billion shares. Meanwhile, foreign sales volume was only 3.69 billion shares, resulting in a net foreign volume surplus of 205.16 million. The coal mining company PT Bumi Resources Tbk (BUMI) had the greatest share acquisition, with 200.64 million shares bought and a net...

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Asian Shares Retreat On China Concerns

Asian stocks retreated on Monday as Beijings latest stimulus fell short of investor expectations and weak inflation data dampened hopes for a significant recovery in the worlds second largest economy. Concerns over U.S. dollar strength and international trade relationships also weighed on regional markets as the Republican Party edged closer to sweeping both chambers of...

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Yen Falls Amid BoJ Rate-hike Uncertainty

The Japanese yen weakened against other major currencies in the Asian session on Monday, after the Bank of Japan (BoJ) Summary of Opinions from the October meeting revealed that policymakers were split on whether to raise interest rates. Also, the political uncertainty in Japan, raised doubts over the BoJs ability to tighten its monetary policy...

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DAX Gains Ahead Of Key Inflation Readings

German stocks opened higher on Monday as investors digested upbeat earnings and looked ahead to key inflation readings in Germany and the United States due later in the week. The benchmark DAX was up 231 points, or 1.20 percent, at 19,446 after declining 0.8 percent on Friday. Automotive and industrial supplier Continental AG jumped nearly...

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Bay Street May Open Higher

Canadian shares may open higher on Monday, tracking positive lead from European markets. However, weak crude oil and metal prices may weigh and limit markets upside. With a slew of key economic data due later in the week, the mood is likely to remain cautious. The dollar hovers near four-month peak versus major peers on...

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