Thursday, August 4, 2011

TERKINI!! Bursa saham seluruh dunia menjunam, dunia berdepan krisis ekonomi!!



Indeks-indeks petunjuk utama bursa saham seluruh dunia menjunam teruk menyusuli kejatuhan pasaran saham di Wall Street semalam.

Krisis ekonomi dunia yang cuba dielak berpunca daripada keputusan had hutang Amerika Syarikat yang diluluskan kelmarin sebanyak USD14.2 trilion (RM42.3 trilion) turut tidak mampu mengubah keadaan.


Pagi ini setakat pembukaan sesi dagangan bursa saham utama di Asia turut menyaksikan kejatuhan paling dahsyat selepas 2008 ekoran krisis sub-prima di Amerika Syarikat.


Di Jepun, Indeks Nikkei menjunam 4.09 peratus atau 395.09 mata kepada 9264.09 mata, paras terendah dalam tempoh 5 bulan.


Di Australia, Indeks S&P/ASX200 merudum 174 mata kepada 4,102 mata, paras terburuk dalam tempoh dua tahun dan di Singapura, Indeks Straits Times hilang 88.07 mata kepada 3,108.94 mata.


Pasaran saham di negara Amerika Syarikat jatuh dengan teruk pada sesi penutup semalam, 4 Ogos 2011 akibat kebimbangan mengenai kelembapan ekonomi dunia.


Index Dow Jones menjunam lebih 500 mata dan kali terakhir ianya jatuh lebih 500 mata adalah pada bulan Disember 2008.


Setakat jam 940 pagi tadi inilah kedudukan terkini indeks saham utama di Asia yang menakutkan para pelabur yang bimbang krisis ekonomi dan hutang Greece dan Portugal serta kelemahan Euro berbanding Dolar Amerika akan mengheret dunia kepada satu lagi episod runtuhnya sistem kapitalis dan pemulihan ekonomi dunia terencat.


INDEKS UTAMA BURSA ASIA


JEPUN - NIKKEI 225 - 9264.09
-395.09
AUSTRALIA - S&P/ASX200 - 4102 -174
SINGAPURA - STRAITS TIMES - 3108.94 -88.09
HONG KONG - HANG SENG - 20860.35 -1024.39
KUALA LUMPUR - FBM/KLCI - 1525.43 -21.46

JALAN PULANG




Asian stock markets plummeted in early trade on Friday following carnage in the US and European markets amid fears the world was heading towards another financial crisis.


Major markets in Japan, Australia and South Korea tumbled by at least four percent in the opening minutes of trade as already-fragile investor confidence was hammered by the eurozone debt crisis and more weak US economic data.


"It's going to be very ugly end to an even uglier week," IG Markets analyst Ben Potter said in Sydney, adding that all sectors were expected to take a battering.


Australia's benchmark S&P/ASX 200 was 174 points lower at 4,102, while in Tokyo the Nikkei index plunged 395.09 points, or 4.09 percent, to stand at 9,264.09.


In Seoul, the benchmark KOSPI index fell 81.30 points, or 4.0 percent, to 1,937.17 -- the lowest level since March.


The winds of fear blew into Asia overnight from the United States, where the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered its worst one-day drop since December 2008 to close 4.3 percent lower at 11,383.68, erasing all this year's gains.


The broader S&P 500 dropped 4.8 percent to end the day at 1,200.07, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite dived 5.1 percent to 2,556.39.


London's benchmark FTSE 100 index fell 3.43 percent, retreating to levels last seen in September 2010 while in Frankfurt the DAX fell 3.40 percent, and France's CAC 40 dropped 3.90 percent.


"We're seeing the erosion and now the loss of confidence, confidence in the economy, confidence in the market, confidence in the policy makers. It's all showing up," said US-based Hugh Johnson, of Hugh Johnson Advisors.JP

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