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GLOBAL AND DOMESTIC GOLD PRICE STAGNANT

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Indonesian- The world's gold prices opened unchanged in early trading this week after last weekend's trades held at the lowest level in four months amid a stronger US dollar. Quoted by Reuters on Monday, December 11, 2017, the price of gold in the international spot market stagnated at the level of US $ 1,247.8 per ounce. Meanwhile, US gold futures rose 0.1 percent to as low as US $ 1,250.1 per ounce. The immensity of gold prices this morning also fell supported by the stable trading of US dollars in Asia Monday morning. In addition, the expectation of US interest rate hikes this month is also higher. Domestic gold Domestically, the price of gold PT Aneka Tambang Tbk, on this day also recorded unnatural changes compared with last Saturday's trading weekend. Quoted from data of Business Unit Processing and Purification of Logam Mulia Antam, Monday, December 11, 2017, for purchases at the office Pulogadung, East Jakarta, gold dibanderol approximately Rp613 thou...
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Billions wiped off travel shares after Paris attacks

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LONDON, Nov 16 European shares held steady on Monday, supported by gains in the energy sector that helped offset a slump in travel stocks following Friday's militant attacks in Paris. Energy shares outpaced the broader market, buoyed by the prospect of higher oil prices following stepped-up French air strikes on Islamic State targets in Syria. French shares slightly underperformed when markets reopened for the first time since the coordinated suicide bombings and shootings by Islamist militants that killed 129 people. Around 2.3 billion euros ($2.46 billion) were wiped off the STOXX 60 Travel & Leisure index amid fears that the sector could be harmed by a loss of consumer confidence. Shares in French hotel group Accor fell 4.7 percent, Air France fell 5.7 percent while shares in Eurotunnel and Aeroports de Paris, the operator of Paris' Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports, were down over 3.8 percent. Luxury stocks were also under pressure. Hermes, LVMH and Kering, which get ...
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