DJIA.........15413 -54.3
-0.35% S&P 500....1746 -8.29 -0.47%Nasdaq......3907 -22.5 -0.57%FTSE..........6674 -21.2 -0.32%CAC...........4261 -34.8 -0.81%DAX...........8919 -27.6 -0.31%Nikkei......14426 -287. -1.95%HSI..........22999 -316. -1.36%US10Yr.......2.50 -0.01 -0.39%EUR........1.3777 -0.00 -0.03%IDR..........10902 -389. -3.45%EIDO.........25.98 -0.47 -1.78%TLK...........39.70 -0.65 -1.61%BUMI Plc...196.2 -7.75 -3.80%CrudeOil...97.09 -1.21 -1.23%Gold..........1333 -6.72 -0.50%Tin...........22750 -405. -1.75%Nickel......14475 -270. -1.83%Coal.........79.35 +0.70 +0.89%CPO......RM2482 +27.0 +1.10%DOC..........6750 (24 Sep 2013)Global Market
Snapshot=================• Global stocks dropped from a 5-year high, with shares in Europe halting the longest rally in 40 months, as oil and copper tumbled after China’s money-market rates jumped the most since July as the central bank refrained from adding funds to markets.• Alan Greenspan said the stock market has room to rise from record levels. “In a sense, we are actually at relatively low stock prices,” Greenspan said.• U.S. home prices rose 0.3% in August from July, the smallest gain in 11 months, as more homeowners sell their properties. • Spain emerged from a 2-year recession in the 3Q as GDP expanded 0.1% from shrank 0.1% in 2Q and from shrank 1.2% a year ago.• Indonesia’s 3Q domestic investment rose 32.9% YoY while FDI gained 18.4%.• Four foreign tyre producers plan to build factories in Indonesia and have made a combined investment of about $1.28bn.• Indonesia’s monetary tightening is set to slow growth without denting soaring property demand as home prices in 3Q probably rose 14.6% YoY, according to a BI survey.
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