Daewoo Global Markets US Markets Eurozone European stocks closed lower on Thursday after the European Central Bank (ECB) kept interest rates on h old and did not extend its asset purchase program. The ECB kept its benchmark refinancing rate at 0 percent and also did not change its trillion-euro bond- buying plan, saying the program will run until the end of March 2017 or beyond if necessary. Investors had expected the central bank to extend quantitative easing. In a media conference, ECB Presi dent Mario Draghi said the central bank did not discuss an extension of its asset purchase plan U.S. stocks on Thursday closed lower after the European Central Bank kept key interest rates steady but dis appointed some by not announcing additional measures to boost Europe’s sluggish economy. Oil prices surged to settle up $2.12, or 4.7%, at $47.62 a barrel following the largest drop in weekly inven tories since 1999 (declined by 14.5 million barrel, reported by EIA). Analysts polled by S&P Global Platts exp ected a 425,000-barrel climb. The ECB’s policy inaction, so far, has been a blow to risk appetite, with some analysts suggesting that the absence of additional new stimulus by the ECB may give the Federal Reserve more room for tighter monetar y policy. Economy: Market reaction to weekly jobless claims (fell by 4,000 to a two-month low of 259,000, forec ast 265,000), which showed layoffs remained at historic lows, was minimal. Consumer credit jumped in July (rose $17.7 billion in July, economists had expected a $16.0 billion rise), the Fed announced, adding hop e that spending will remain a key factor in speeding economic growth.

Daewoo Indonesia Equity Movers (September 8, 2016) Investment Information Team *CSAP %, pledge the land area of 11,325 square meters in the Industrial Area Candi, Se marang, Central Java to Bank Danamon. This action was deliberately done in order to provide additional capital to its subsidiary, PT Catur Sentosa Anugerah. *GPRA +3.03%, scooping up the new credit facility amounting to Rp 225 billion from Bank Mandi ri, other than that the company is aiming for 50 hectares of land in Banten. *PALM +4.60%, will distribute an interim dividend for the financial year The interim divide nd is derived from the company's net profit last eight months which ended on August 8, The total dividend amounted to Rp 299 billion. The value of 42 rupiah per share. *ABMM +0.46%, got a coal mining contract of Toba Bara Sejahtera worth 6.3 trillion rupiah. *PTBA -2.65%, Indonesia’s coal production is seen falling 10% to 15% this year from 2015, as min ers are unable to boost output and frequent rain may slow operations. *BIRD -3,66%, launch the application features of non-cash payment ( cashless ). The Com pany is developing services such platform in the form of e-commerce, and also plans to formed a partnership with Go- Jek in terms of technology, payment and promotion. *ADHI -0.37%, plans to sell its subsidiary PT Adhi Persada Property in the stock market. The plan the IPO will be conducted this year and no later than the beginning of Property Adhi Persa da will release about 30% -35% of its shares valued at trillion.