JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - state visit President of the United States (U.S.) Barack Obama to Indonesia is expected to provide short-term positive sentiment for the financial markets (money markets and stocks). Economist phrased so Econit Hendri Saparini Persda Network when contacted from Jakarta, Tuesday (16/3/2010).
"The visit of the president of the state developed countries like the U.S. it will usually give a positive sentiment to the short-term financial markets but what could be the long term? That's the critical question," said Hendri.
He said developed countries including the United States this year will experience a rebound (the economy started to recover). This makes interest rates and other financial instruments will be improved. If that happens, go Hendri, it will attract potential foreign funds in domestic financial markets returned to the United States.
"If the Indonesian government bond yield back to that (funds in the financial sector) is not running then this loss for the people of Indonesia for the current bond we have very high yield of 7 to 8 percent. While in the nation's 1.5 percent. And countries like Philippines for example is only 3.5 percent. If that happens then what will happen is a financial bubble, "said Hendri.
He said the government policy did not always have to keep the financial sector, but then forget about the real sector. "What to look for a breakthrough is how to link it (link) between the financial sector and real sector,. In the last five years there is a missing link between the financial sector and real sector," he said.
However, Hendri Saparini looking financial markets will still wait for the arrival of Obama's schedule clarity. "For some time schedule and location changes will be visited. Of course, this information will be a big question. If a state visit, of course, in general, visited the country when it was considered important. When many people think is true in Indonesia are considered crucial for the U.S. economy? " he said.
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