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Indonesia's consumer prices rose by 1.03%
Tuesday, 8 April 2025 11:51 WIB | Asia

Indonesia's consumer prices rose by 1.03% yoy in March 2025, below forecasts of a 1.16% gain, after a 0.09% drop in February. It was the highest inflation since last December as the electricity tariff returned to normal after discounting for the first two months of 2025 and rising consumption amid the Eid al-Fitr festive season. Core inflation, excluding administered and volatile food prices, stood at a 20-month high of 2.48%, slightly surpassing forecasts of a 2.50% rise. Monthly, the CPI increased by 1.65%, the most since December 2014, reversing a 0.48% fall in February, compared to...

US Presses Ahead With 104% Tariffs On China, Says Willing To Negotiate With Other Countries
Wednesday, 9 April 2025 03:28 WIB | ECONOMIC

The United States said Tuesday that 104% tariffs on Chinese imports would go into effect shortly after midnight, even as the Trump administration moved quickly to begin talks with other trading partners targeted by President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff plans. U.S. stocks slumped on the news. Global markets had earlier posted gains on hopes that Trump might be willing to negotiate a series of country- and product-specific trade barriers he has built around the world's largest consumer market. The administration has scheduled talks with South Korea and Japan, two close allies and major...

Goldman Sachs says recession risks not fully priced despite massive selloff
Wednesday, 9 April 2025 11:32 WIB | Amerika

Markets may still be underestimating the risk of a full-blown U.S. recession following the sharp escalation in tariffs on Chinese goods, Goldman Sachs analyst said in a note. In the wake of the tariff announcement, U.S. markets experienced one of the largest two-day growth downgrades in decades, with implied GDP growth expectations dropping by 130 basis points—on par with shocks seen during COVID, the global financial crisis, and Black Monday in 1987, analysts said. Despite the massive selloff on Wall Street on April 3 and April 4, Goldman Sachs noted that markets have yet to fully price...