Margin debt capai rekor US$1,53 triliun pada Juni

Margin debt naik 7,9% pada bulan Juni menjadi rekor US$1,53 triliun, kenaikan bulanan ketiga berturut-turut. Angka ini juga menandai peningkatan sebesar 51,5% dibandingkan bulan yang sama setahun sebelumnya.

Data terbaru menunjukkan margin debt tumbuh selama tiga bulan berturut-turut. Angka tersebut mencapai level tertinggi baru setelah naik dari posisi bulan Mei.

Pertumbuhan tahun-ke-tahun berada di angka 51,5%, atau 46,3% jika disesuaikan dengan inflasi. Saldo kredit investor AS turun ke rekor terendah sebesar negatif US$1,06 triliun pada periode yang sama.

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