U.S. dollar flattened by rallying euro; kiwi flies

Reuters (3/10) - The dollar languished at eight-month lows early in Asia on Thursday as the U.S. government shutdown dragged on, while positive developments in Italian politics and a watchful but patient European Central Bank helped lift the euro. The common currency rose as high as $1.3608, a level not seen since early February, after Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta won a confidence vote in parliament as Silvio Berlusconi backtracked...

Saham Wallstreet ditutup turun terhadap Kekhawatiran Shutdown Berkepanjangan

Reuters ( 3/10) - Wall Street turun pada hari Rabu, hari kedua parsial shutdown pemerintah AS, seiring perdebatan politik di Washington mengangkat kekhawatiran investor bahwa penghentian itu bisa diperpanjang. Menambah kekhawatiran, laporan menunjukkan perusahaan swasta menambahkan pekerjaan lebih sedikit dari yang diperkirakan pada bulan September. Investor sedang mencari bimbingan lebih dari data ini karena...

Wall Street ends lower on worries of prolonged shutdown

Reuters (3/10) - Wall Street retreated on Wednesday, the second day of a partial U.S. government shutdown, as political wrangling in Washington raised investor concerns that the stoppage could be prolonged. Adding to worries, a report showed private employers added fewer-than-expected jobs in September. Investors were looking for more guidance from this data because Friday's broader, government payrolls report...

Saham AS ditutup Melemah untuk hari kedua Shutdown

MarketWatch (03/10), SAN FRANCISCO - Saham AS ditutup melemah pada hari Rabu seiring shutdown pemerintah parsial memasuki hari keduanya dan laporan pekerjaan sektor swasta menunjukkan pertumbuhan yang lebih lemah dari perkiraan. Indeks Dow Jones Industrial Average turun 58,56 poin, atau 0,4%, ke posisi 15,133.14, setelah turun sebanyak 147 poin pada hari sebelumnya. Indeks S&P 500 sedikit berubah, menyelesaikan...

U.S. stocks end lower on 2nd day of shutdown

MarketWatch (03/10) SAN FRANCISCO -- U.S. stocks closed lower Wednesday as the partial government shutdown entered its second day and a private-sector jobs report showed weaker-than-expected growth. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 58.56 points, or 0.4%, to 15,133.14, after being off by as much as 147 points earlier in the day. The S&P 500 Index level changed slightly, finishing the day down 1.13...