Showing posts with label presidential elections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presidential elections. Show all posts

Wednesday, 9 July 2014

Indonesian elections, plus the latest from Commercial People

Hello, Indonesia! We hope you're enjoying the public holiday for this year's elections! According to Commercial People's sources, it seems Jakarta governor, Joko Widodo has a slight lead against ex-army general, Prabowo Subianto. It has been excitingly tense these past few weeks!

However, the public holiday does not stop Commercial People who are still hard at work! We have some upcoming listings for www.commercialpeople.co.id, so be sure to keep checking our website. Everybody is buzzing at Commercial People Global as we are preparing to launch in further countries. The next launch may be sooner than you think! So be sure to follow us on all our social media, to ensure you don't miss our launch days. Links can be found on the right side of our blogs :) Thank you for all your likes and follows so far.




We are also happy to announce that yesterday, Commercial People joined Instagram as @commercialpeople. We already have some great images as well as videos. If you list your property with our Platinum package, it may be featured on the ever popular mobile platform. So be sure to follow us on your smart devices.


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Tuesday, 8 July 2014

The latest in Indonesia


The benchmark index of Indonesia reached near a four week high yesterday, as foreign inflows raised select large-caps such as Bank Rakyat and Telkom Indonesia. This is before the presidential election on Wednesday.

Investors are anticipating the outcome of the 9th July election, with a more visible political outlook set to revive interest for assets, brokers and fund managers.

According to Fidelity's FF Indonesia Fund’s portfolio manager, the outcome of the election is not expected to alter or affect the fund's long-term positive view of Indonesia. This is despite the currently levelled race between the two leading candidates, as both Joko Widodo and Prabowo Subianto have very similar agendas.

Jakarta's composite index increased to 1.2%, its highest since 11th June, building on a 1.3% gain last week, when the first weekly gain in four was marked on the market.

The Indonesian rupiah reached a five-week high yesterday.