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Stephen Covey's Seven Habits of Highly Effective People®
habit 1 - be proactive®
This is the ability to control one's environment, rather than have it control you, as is so often the case. Self determination, choice, and the power to decide response to stimulus, conditions and circumstances
habit 2 - begin with the end in mind®
Covey calls this the habit of personal leadership - leading oneself that is, towards what you consider your aims. By developing the habit of concentrating on relevant activities you will build a platform to avoid distractions and become more productive and successful.
habit 3 - put first things first®
Covey calls this the habit of personal management. This is about organising and implementing activities in line with the aims established in habit 2. Covey says that habit 2 is the first, or mental creation; habit 3 is the second, or physical creation. (See the section on time management.)
habit 4 - think win-win®
Covey calls this the habit of interpersonal leadership, necessary because achievements are largely dependent on co-operative efforts with others. He says that win-win is based on the assumption that there is plenty for everyone, and that success follows a co-operative approach more naturally than the confrontation of win-or-lose.
habit 5 - seek first to understand and then to be understood®
One of the great maxims of the modern age. This is Covey's habit of communication, and it's extremely powerful. Covey helps to explain this in his simple analogy 'diagnose before you prescribe'. Simple and effective, and essential for developing and maintaining positive relationships in all aspects of life. (See the associated sections on Empathy, Transactional Analysis, and the Johari Window.)
habit 6 - synergize®
Covey says this is the habit of creative co-operation - the principle that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts, which implicitly lays down the challenge to see the good and potential in the other person's contribution.
habit 7 - sharpen the saw®
This is the habit of self renewal, says Covey, and it necessarily surrounds all the other habits, enabling and encouraging them to happen and grow. Covey interprets the self into four parts: the spiritual, mental, physical and the social/emotional, which all need feeding and developing.
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Another cautious start likely for Asian stocks
Published: 2009/08/07
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ASIAN stocks are seen starting fairly flat today after shares on Wall Street dipped and as the market looks ahead to key US jobs data later in the day.
The main US share indices fell by up to 1 per cent, with technology and consumer staples the biggest losers, as investors awaited the closely-watched US non-farm payrolls report, which is forecast to show job losses of 320,000 in July.
British and European shares gained by 0.9 per cent and 0.4 per cent respectively, driven by financial stocks after the Bank of England said it would expand the size of its quantitive easing programme.
Both the Bank of England and the European Central Bank kept their benchmark interest rates unchanged, with ECB president Jean-Claude Trichet warning economic activity was likely to remain weak through the rest of the year.
Japanese shares are projected to open slightly higher, with Nikkei futures traded in Chicago 55 points above the last closing level in Osaka.
However, Australian markets are seen weaker, with September index futures at 4,274, a 52-point discount to the underlying S&P/ASX 200 index’s close yesterday.
The US dollar was higher as the mood of caution prompted a move to safer havens, while sterling plunged on the news of further quantitive easing from the Bank of England.
Oil prices pulled back from six-week highs, knocked by weakness on Wall Street. |
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Bursa saham rendah minggu ini
KUALA LUMPUR 9 Ogos - Harga-harga saham di Bursa Malaysia dijangka rendah minggu ini dengan pelabur mungkin melakukan aktiviti pengambilan untung selepas aliran harga meningkat sejak beberapa minggu lepas, kata seorang penganalisis.
"Pelabur tempatan mungkin memasuki semula pasaran sebaik pemangkin pasaran muncul," katanya.
Penganalisis itu berkata, salah satu faktor yang boleh menjejaskan keputusan pelabur minggu ini ialah hasil laporan pekerjaan Amerika Syarikat (AS) bagi bulan Julai.
Laporan itu yang dikeluarkan pada Jumaat, menunjukkan bukti kukuh bahawa ekonomi terbesar dunia itu sudah pulih.
Mengenai unjuran teknikal, penganalisis itu berkata, ketahanan teknikal yang menghampiri paras 1,200 diperlukan oleh pelabur untuk mencapai paras sasaran yang tinggi.
Bagi minggu yang baru berakhir, pasaran menyaksikan pengenalan Indeks FTSE Bursa Malaysia ACE pada Isnin berikutan perubahan dalam Pasaran MESDAQ, sebagai pasaran alternatif bagi syarikat baharu pelbagai saiz dan sektor. Ia kini dikenali sebagai Pasaran ACE.
Papan Utama dan Papan Kedua juga bergabung menjadi papan bersepadu bagi syarikat yang sudah kukuh dan ia kini dikenali sebagai Papan Utama.
Pada minggu baru berlalu, sentimen pasaran tempatan kukuh dengan jangkaan bahawa kelembapan ekonomi dunia yang diketuai oleh Amerika Syarikat sudah sampai ke penghujung.
Presiden Barack Obama berkata, AS mungkin menyaksikan 'permulaan baharu' pada akhir kemelesetan memandangkan angka mereka yang kehilangan pekerjaan adalah separuh daripada kadar awal tahun ini.
Kenyataan itu mendorong Indeks Komposit FBM Kuala Lumpur (FBM KLCI) meningkat 9.98 mata untuk menutup minggu lalu pada 1,184.88, walaupun pasaran sedikit terjejas menjelang pengumuman laporan pekerjaan di AS.
Indeks Kewangan meningkat 133.80 untuk ditutup pada 9,689.03, Indeks Perladangan menokok 141.88 mata kepada 5,751.48 dan Indeks Perusahaan menambah 34.87 mata kepada 2,610.85.
Indeks FBM Emas menokok 101.20 mata kepada 8,020.99, Indeks FBM Top 100 menambah 83.70 mata kepada 7,789.75 dan Indeks FBM ACE yang baharu diperkenal menutup minggu lalu pada 4,244.55.
Jumlah dagangan minggu lalu berkurangan kepada 4.801 bilion saham bernilai RM7.702 bilion berbanding 5.457 bilion saham bernilai RM8.236 bilion minggu sebelumnya.
Jumlah dagangan di Pasaran Utama sebanyak 4.197 bilion unit bernilai RM7.572 bilion manakala jumlah dagangan di Pasaran ACE sebanyak 410.409 juta unit bernilai RM75.145 juta.
Jumlah dagangan waran susut kepada 167.581 juta unit bernilai RM42.159 juta berbanding 195.933 juta unit bernilai RM40.220 juta minggu lepas. - BERNAMA |
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KL bourse -- overbought but extended gains likely
Published: 2009/08/10
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Investors are advised to take profits or sell on rally banking stocks given their increasingly overbought technical conditions, says a research head
Better-than-expected earnings from top global financial names led by HSBC and developers in the region last week sustained upward momentum of the local stock market, translating into a fourth straight week of gains for the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (FBM KLCI) to chart a new 13-month high.
For the week, the FBM KLCI gained another 9.98 points, or 0.85 per cent, to close at 1,184.88. Strong weekly gains in Maybank (+6 points for the FBM KLCI), IOI Corp (+3.58), and Axiata (+2.53) were offset by losses on Public Bank (-2.82), Genting Bhd (-1.84) and BCHB (-1.66). Average daily traded volume and value dwindled to 961.3 million shares worth RM1.54 billion from 1.092 billion shares worth RM1.65 bilion in the previous week.
There is high a possibility for Wall Street's strong performance last Friday to spill over to the local market this week after payrolls in the US fell less than expected. Payrolls in the US shrank 44 per cent month-on-month to 247,000 in July, less than the expected 325,000, that led to a lower than forecast unemployment rate of 9.4 per cent. The US equity market, which is already in a jovial mood driven by better-than-expected second-quarter corporate earnings and gross domestic product figures, read the unemployment figures as signs that the recession could have ended in July.
While job losses are expected to continue through to the first half of next year, the improving labour market conditions raise hope that consumption will grow and drive the economic recovery. The retail sales number and University of Michigan Confidence index that will be released later this week may not disappoint given the outcome of the July jobs figure, equity market rally and incentives given to the auto industry. The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain its interest rate at 0.25 per cent when it meets this week.
The healing labour market, rising manufacturing activity and better economic conditions in the US, and signs of growth in manufacturing activities in China (CLSA China Purchasing Managers' index rose to a 12-month high of 52.8 in July) and globally (JPMorgan Purchasing Managers' index stopped contracting for the first time in 14 months in July) should render a better outlook for Malaysia's exports in the months ahead after it fell by 22.6 per cent year-on-year in June. As such, investors should look to accumulate electrical and electronic players like Unisem and MPI, which will benefit from their direct investments in China, that are still trading at attractive valuations.
The improving global economic outlook will continue to attract interest in commodity plays as demand improves and investors bet against inflationary pressures. Investors should continue to overweight the oil and gas sector, especially service providers in the upstream sector where the average sector 2010 PER is trading at a huge discount of 40 per cent compared to benchmark index. For now, the neutral stance on plantation sector is maintained until more signs are visible to show that a pickup in demand will be able to surpass growth in supply of crude palm oil as well as competing vegetable oils like soyabean.
There is no domestic catalyst to drive up the FBM KLCI this week unless there are earnings surprises from some market bellwethers that are due to announce their quarterly results this week. Technically, the index could test the strong 1,200 resistance this week if volume picks up momentum and investors should view this as a good opportunity to Sell-on-Rally as the current FBM KLCI 2010 PER of 16.3x is expensive compared to regional peers.
Technical outlook
As Asian stock markets gained on Monday, lifted by better-than-expected corporate earnings and manufacturing in China, the local market fell on profit-taking consolidation on the first trading day of the unified main board. The FBM KLCI dipped to an intra-week low of 1,164.36 on this day.
Blue chips led by banks and steel-related lower liners rose the next day on rotational plays, but afternoon profit-taking checked gains. Profit-taking interest picked up mid-week due to regional weakness led by Hong Kong stocks which fell 1.5 per cent, dragged down by weaker home sales.
However, the market staged a turnaround Thursday as a 2 per cent rebound in Hong Kong after property developers reported better-than-expected earnings lifted regional sentiment. Early gains in the KLCI to a fresh 13-month high of 1,191.66 on Friday, lifted by a surge in Axiata's share price, failed to sustain due to profit-taking interest ahead of the weekend.
The daily slow stochastics indicator for the FBM KLCI has flattened at the overbought region, suggesting weakening upward momentum, but the weekly indicator inched deeper into the overbought zone. The 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) remained in overbought territory with a reading of 78.05, while the 14-week RSI is crawling upwards for a more overbought reading of 76.31.
Meanwhile, the daily Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) trend indicator is weakening with the trigger line easing moderately, but the weekly MACD indicator continues to signal uptrend extension. The 14-day Directional Movement Index (DMI) trend indicator remains in a bullish trend mode for a third week, with the reading on the ADX line strengthening to a higher reading of 52.16.
Conclusion
With higher-than-forecast earnings from financial companies and bullish economic data from the US last Friday, highlighted by the lower-than-expected jobless rate for June, further upside for stock markets in the region could likely translate into extended gains locally despite the persistently overbought technical conditions. What is sorely needed is for buying momentum to recover towards the 1.5 billion to 2 bilion shares mark for a more sustainable rally this coming week.
Nonetheless, sector-wise, investors are advised to take profits or sell on rally banking stocks AMMB and BCHB given the increasingly overbought technical conditions. Axiata and Sime Darby are also attractive blue-chip candidates for profit-taking. However, in the lower liner space, look for buying opportunities in Ann Joo Resources, Sino Huaan, MRCB, Tebrau and UEM Land as last week's profit-taking correction has greatly neutralised their overbought technical conditions, paving the way for recovery ahead.
As for the FBM KLCI, the 1,200 psychological level will be an important breakout level to watch for further upside potential going forward. A decisive breakout will see next upside hurdle at 1,220, with 1,248, which represents the 61.8 per cent FR of the fall from the 1,525 all-time high to the 801 pivot low, acting as a major resistance. On the downside, immediate support is revised to 1,171, with 1,164 and then 1,156, acting as stronger support platforms.
The subject expressed above is based purely on technical analysis and opinions of the writer. It is not a solicitation to buy or sell. |
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Fast tracking mega projects for quicker economic recovery
By DANNY YAP
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PETALING JAYA: The timing is right for the Government’s stimulus packages to kick in in a “big way” soon for a quicker economic recovery, say analysts.
Mega construction projects slated to start include the RM1.3bil tunnelling portion for the interstate water transfer scheme (IWTS) by the Shimizu consortium, and the RM766mil infrastructure works within the Medini integrated development in Iskandar Malaysia, Johor, awarded to WCT Bhd.
OSK Research head Chris Eng said the focus on the IWTS had now shifted to the remaining components of the project – the RM2.5bil Kelau dam and the RM5bil Langat 2 water treatment plant.
Chris Eng: »We believe tenders for the two mega projects could be out before year-end « CHRIS ENG
“We believe tenders for the two mega projects could be out before year-end,” he said.
On the impact of the stimulus packages on the economy, Eng said: “We expect construction projects under the stimulus packages to have a significant and meaningful impact on the sector and overall economy earliest by the fourth quarter or possibly the first quarter of 2010.”
Eng estimated the number of mega construction projects awarded so far to be less that 20% of the planned projects (under the stimulus packages).
He said the number of on-going mega projects to stimulate the economy was likely to be lower than expected, and the recovery of the economy would also be buoyed by stronger domestic demand due to the rise in consumer confidence that the global economy would be recovering.
Another local analyst said if more mega construction projects were implemented they would help cushion a severe contraction of the economy.
“The time is definitely right for a pump-priming exercise as the Malaysian economy is showing signs of a further contraction, going by several lead economic indicators,” he said.
The analyst said it would be interesting to see the performance of listed companies in the second half year, especially the third quarter, since many of the projects (under the stimulus packages) would impact the companies’ bottom line in the fourth quarter.
“We do anticipate a challenging time generally for most companies, especially in this third quarter,” he noted.
However, he added that the construction and property sectors would fare better than others seeing the Government’s recent liberalisation policies on property ownership for foreigners and the deliberate commencement of several mega construction projects, geared towards hastening the recovery of the economy.
A CIMB construction analyst has identified 12 major construction jobs in the pipeline worth about RM80bil.
He said top on the list was the much-anticipated Klang Valley LRT extension/upgrade, which together with new lines was worth RM30bil to RM35bil.
“This is touted as the highlight of the Government’s pump-priming over the remaining period of the 9th Malaysia Plan (9MP) and is likely to spill over to the 10MP,” he said.
The analyst said another positive surprise could be from the Bakun power transmission project.
“Before year-end, there could be positive surprises on the progress of the Bakun project which might take off sooner as the building cost has come off from RM14bil to RM9bil, thanks to cheaper steel prices,” he said.
The CIMB analyst said execution was the order of the day and expected the speeding up of mega projects from now on.
“Key events to watch out for this year include the tender and award of the LRT upgrade/extension, tenders for the Kelau Dam, Langat 2 and related works,” he said.
Another reason for the increased optimism was that the construction sector was now firmly on a recovery path, thanks to a smooth political transition, government pump-priming through two stimulus packages and cheaper input costs, he said.
“Local steel prices have reverted to levels seen before their all-time high in July 8, leading to margin recovery and better earnings visibility.
“We gather the Government is pushing hard to speed up the execution of key infrastructure projects. The remainder of the year and beyond will be the execution period for many outstanding mega projects.”
The analyst said the new administration acknowledged the need for speedy execution.
“Execution is the main theme for the sector this year. Expectations are running high for a large rail-related public transport project with huge spill-over effects to come on stream before year-end and rejuvenate the sector. And for 2010, we expect a much bigger one worth as much as RM20bil to be rolled out, probably as part of the 10MP.”
According to Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop, the 10MP (2011-2015) would be more flexible, with room for more frequent adjustments compared with previous growth plans.
This suggests that the usual mid-term review may be eliminated and that the 10MP is likely to be executed in a rolling format every two years with an annual update.
The CIMB analyst said the brokerage gathered that drafting of the 10MP would start earlier and likely under a new economic model.
“As in the case of previous Malaysia plans, we would not be surprised if several projects from the total 880 jobs outlined in the 9MP spilled over into 10MP. This would ensure continuity in terms of contract flows and buoy construction activities,” he said, adding that in the original 9MP masterplan, RM220bil was budgeted, of which RM47bil had been channelled to infrastructure development.
Master Builders Association Malaysia (MBAM) president Ng Kee Leen said under the 9MP for the period 2007 to 2010, a budget of RM220bil was allocated for the construction industry, of which about 50% had been dished out for various projects like hospitals, schools and dams.
The time is drawing near for the allocation (under 9MP) to be dispensed MASTER BUILDERS ASSOCIATION MALAYSIA PRESIDENT NG KEE LEEN
“There are still a lot of funds left under the 9MP and the time is drawing near for the allocation to be dispensed,” he said.
On the additional RM7bil under stimulus package 1, he said about RM4bil to RM5bil had been used for various public and private projects.
“The funds were mainly given to small contractors for roadworks and maintenance,” he said.
On the RM19.8bil second stimulus package, Ng said it was difficult to put a figure as there were many tenders.
“In this third quarter, we are definitely seeing a more deliberate execution by the Government to hasten the projects. While there are now more tenders for projects, a lot would depend on when they (tenders) get awarded or not,” he said.
The impact of construction projects to the economy would depend on the speed of delivery of the projects coming onstream and the collective size of the projects implemented, he added.
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Ekonomi dunia pulih 2 tahun
Najib Tun Razak menyampaikan ucapan pada Simposium Pasaran-pasaran Modal Dunia 2009 di Kuala Lumpur, semalam.
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KUALA LUMPUR 10 Ogos - Dunia telah berjaya menepis daripada berlakunya Great Depression (zaman kemelesetan dunia pada tahun 1930) tetapi ia dijangka mengambil masa sekurang-kurangnya dua tahun lagi atau lebih untuk pulih sepenuhnya.
Pakar ekonomi terkemuka dunia, Paul Krugman berkata, meskipun saat-saat getir krisis ekonomi sudah berlalu tetapi dunia kini sedang berhadapan dengan kelembapan ekonomi yang berpanjangan.
Beliau yang merupakan pemenang hadiah nobel Ekonomi dan Profesor Ekonomi di Universiti Princeton menyamakan keadaan semasa yang dialami kini sama seperti 'abad kegelapan' Jepun pada tahun 1990an.
''Bagaimana mana dunia berjaya menempisnya? Tidak siapa yang boleh memberi jawapan kepada persoalan tersebut kerana hanya Tuhan sahaja yang tahu.
''Lebih menyukarkan, dunia kini sebenarnya ketiadaan model ekonomi yang boleh menyelamatkannya daripada keadaan yang dihadapi sekarang,'' katanya ketika menyampaikan ucapan di Simposium Pasaran-pasaran Modal Dunia di sini hari ini.
Simposium itu yang dianjurkan oleh Suruhanjaya Sekuriti (SC) dan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak menjadi tetamu kehormatnya, diadakan selama dua hari bermula hari ini.
Krugman berkata, berdasarkan sejarah krisis ekonomi lalu, pemulihan ekonomi dilihat lebih pantas berlaku sekiranya negara-negara yang berasaskan eksport mampu mengeksport barangan ke sebuah negara besar.
Bagaimanapun, sekarang dunia tidak lagi memiliki negara seumpama itu kecualilah terdapat 'sebuah planet' lain di muka bumi ini.
''Hakikat perlu diterima bahawa sekarang tiada sebuah negara pun yang boleh menjadi penyelamat. Dunia sekarang sedang mengalami masalah untuk pulih,'' ujarnya.
Namun beliau tidak menolak perbelanjaan pengguna, permintaan hartanah dan pelaburan merupakan antara penyelamat yang mampu memulihkan ekonomi dunia walaupun tanda-tandanya masih belum nampak dalam ekonomi Amerika Syarikat (AS) dan dunia yang lain.
Krugman berkata, kekusutan untuk memulihkan semula ekonomi dunia menyebabkan kebanyakan pakar ekonomi terpaksa merujuk kembali kepada proses yang berlaku ketika 'Great Depression'.
''Tetapi apa yang diperoleh mereka adalah pemulihan Great Depression adalah disebabkan berlakunya Perang Dunia kedua.
''Saya sangat berharap strategi (pemulihan ekonomi zaman itu) tidak berulang sekarang (pulih dengan berlakunya peperangan),'' katanya secara berseloroh.
Sebaliknya, Krugman berkata, penggubal dasar ekonomi perlu membanyakkan pelan rangsangan, menyasarkan peningkatan inflasi dan mengembangkan pelaburan.
''Pertumbuhan eksport dan ekonomi memang ada menunjukkan peningkatan tetapi pemulihannya amat mengecewakan.
''Perbelanjaan yang dikeluarkan kerajaan tidak memberikan kesan berpanjangan dan kadar pengangguran masih lagi tinggi.
''Pemulihan segera yang diharapkan seperti krisis ekonomi 1997/98 nampaknya tidak berlaku,'' tambah Krugman.
Jelas beliau, memandangkan seluruh dunia tidak mengetahui yang mana satu pendekatan atau langkah terbaik dalam memulihkan ekonomi, maka dunia perlu mencuba semua cara yang ada.
Berikutan itu, beliau menyarankan sistem kewangan distruktur semula untuk mengelakkan krisis yang berlaku berulang lagi.
Untuk menjadi lebih efektif, Krugman berkata, sistem perbankan perlu peraturan yang lebih efektif dan had-had tertentu dalam mengendalikan risiko.
''Ini penting kerana secara prinsipnya setiap yang berlaku semasa krisis perlu diselamatkan, seperti bank-bank,'' katanya. |
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Global economy can recover in next 18 months: Survey
Published: 2009/08/11
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THE Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) believes the global economy could recover within the next 18 months, riding on growing trading confidence and actions of national governments.
In a statement, the ACCA said according to a global survey of finance professionals, confidence was up but trading conditions were still tough and panic was no longer a major driver of the global economy.
"Optimism continues to depend substantially on the actions of national governments but the reliance on state assistance has dissipated since the quarter one survey and business confidence is now more clearly linked to expectations of future growth."
ACCA director of technical policy and research Dr Steve Priddy said while there was little evidence of economic recovery, there was renewed confidence and optimism.
The ACCA Global Economic Conditions Survey for the second quarter of 2009 indicates that the loss of business confidence has slowed substantially and coming to a halt in key areas such as the Asia Pacific region and even reversing in key sectors such as small- and medium-sized enterprises and large financial services firms.
Sixty-four per cent of the finance professionals surveyed said they thought the global economy had bottomed out, twice as many who responded in the first quarter of 2009. More than a third of respondents now expect a recovery within the next 12 months.
However, one in ten still expect the downturn to last three years or longer and this view is twice as common among public sector accountants.
On a regional basis, Western European finance professionals were more pessimistic about the recovery while African professionals were most likely to believe conditions were improving, albeit weakly.
Respondents from Asia Pacific were more likely to think the worst was behind them and were expecting a speedier recovery.
The latest survey also asked finance professionals to predict what the global economy would look like following the credit crunch and respondents wants stricter and more pervasive regulation especially of financial institutions, tighter credit conditions and increased efficiency.
As organisations look inward for cost savings and more efficient ways of doing business, members also want stronger governance and internal business controls as consumers are expected to become cautious net savers.
ACCA is the global body for professional accountants with 362,000 students and 131,500 members in 170 countries worldwide. |
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ada..email dah dihantar...psl FBM 30,..bursa malaysia..presenter ialah miss jelita..
dan brainstorming to market UT di bulan puasa...
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PM: Asia akan bangkit
KUALA LUMPUR 11 Ogos - Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak melihat era selepas ekonomi global pulih akan menjadi milik Asia dan bukan lagi milik Eropah atau Amerika Syarikat (AS).
Perdana Menteri berkata, walaupun Eropah dan AS masih menjadi kuasa ekonomi yang penting tetapi masa depan Asia dijangka lebih cerah.
Katanya, kuasa berbelanja masyarakat AS dan Eropah tidak akan menyamai keadaan sebelum ini apabila ekonomi global pulih sepenuhnya kelak.
"Dari segi kemampuan pengguna untuk berbelanja, saya fikir dalam beberapa tahun akan datang, kita tidak akan melihat tahap berbelanja yang mereka nikmati selama ini," katanya.
Najib berkata demikian ketika ditemu bual dalam segmen perniagaan antarabangsa CNN Road to Recovery yang sebelum itu menampilkan ahli ekonomi AS juga pemenang Hadiah Nobel, Paul Krugman.
Krugman pula berkata, dunia tidak boleh bergantung terhadap China untuk memulihkan ekonomi meskipun republik itu antara negara yang masih berkembang walaupun pada tahap perlahan.
"Meskipun China besar dan ekonominya cerah pada masa depan, negara itu masih kecil berbanding Eropah atau AS serta tidak mempunyai kuasa membeli seperti yang dimiliki oleh Jepun," katanya.
Krugman berkata, China bukan pemain yang cukup besar untuk menjadi lokomotif dunia meskipun ia sudah melaksanakan langkah-langkah rangsangan yang besar |
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Category: Belia & Informasi
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Post time 6-8-2009 12:09 PM
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