00:00We are in Wall Street, USA, where the U.S. Treasury closed to the red zone at the end of last week.
00:06Investors in Wall Street are looking at the U.S. inflation data, which is estimated and considering the uncertainty of U.S. politics
00:13after the first debate of the presidential election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden's defense.
00:23Nike's slump was recorded in one day of trading in the last two decades.
00:28The pressure on Nike's stock market is often considered a bad job in fiscal 2025.
00:34In addition to occupying a wider consumer policy sector, Nike's stock market fell by almost 20% to an average of US$75 per share.
00:43The data shows that the U.S. monthly inflation did not change in May,
00:48an exciting development after a strong price increase earlier this year.
00:53However, this raises doubts about the effectiveness of Dovec's monetary policy.
00:58Trade department reports also showed that consumer spending increased slightly last month,
01:03so it arouses optimism that the U.S. central bank could plan a very cold soft landing for the economy.
01:10LSAG FedWatch data shows that the speculation about the decline of the flower breed in September has risen to 66%.
01:18There was also the first debate on Thursday between U.S. President Joe Biden
01:22and his rival from the Republican Party, Donald Trump, which was also considered a bad share.
01:26A number of officials say that the uncertainty is not decreasing after the debate, but rather increasing.
01:31The energy sector in the S&P 500 index and real estate are the best-performing sectors, or up 0.42% and 0.62%.
01:42From the oil price community, the price of oil has risen again due to the global oil shortage
01:50due to geopolitical pressure in the Middle East and Europe.
01:53Brand-owned crude oil for August last weekend rose to US$86.41 per barrel.
02:01West Texas Intermediate or WTI US crude oil fell 0.24% to US$81.54 per barrel.
02:14From the domestic market, the Indonesian Fed ended last week's trading session on Friday
02:19with a 1.37% jump to level 7063, much higher than the previous week's closing session at level 6880.
02:29Foreign investors set up a 2.13 trillion rupiah equity flow in the regular market in the last week.
02:36However, this week, the market players pointed out the data of Indonesian, German, and European invasions.
02:40Domestic invasions are thought to tend to increase limitedly.
02:44Various sources for IDX Juno.
02:49Yes, it's quite exciting, the debate between Biden and Trump.
02:54A lot of people criticized how Biden debated Trump and vice versa.
02:59We'll see how the US market and the US public will respond to the results of the debate.
03:07We have other information.
03:08Wall Street stocks were closed at the end of last week's trading session.
03:12Investors on Wall Street shared US information, which is estimated to be based on US political uncertainty
03:19after the first debate of the US presidential election.
03:24We can see the full data.
03:25Dow Jones Industrial Average index fell 0.11% to 39,122.
03:30S&P 500 index lost 0.41% to level 5,460.
03:35Nasdaq Composite Index fell 0.7% to level 17,732.
03:42Yes, the uncertainty of French politics also shook the European market.
03:46CAC40 Index lost 0.68% to level 7,479.
03:53FTSE 100 Index fell 0.19% to level 8,164.
03:58DAX German Index rose 0.13% to level 18,234.
04:03From commodities, WTI oil rose 0.23% to level 81,73 USD per barrel.
04:09Nickel rose 0.81% to level 17,242 USD per metric ton.
04:15Gold fell 0.25% to level 2,334 USD per troy ounce.
04:21Let's move to foreign currency.
04:23The exchange rate of Rupiah to a number of major currencies in the world is as follows.
04:26Rupiah is 16,350 to the US dollar.
04:31Then the rupee to the euro is 17,507.
04:34To the pound sterling is 20,678.
04:37To the yen, Japan is around 101.63.
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