1. Make a package
2. Declare a PL/SQL table in which you can store the PK of the table.
3. On the after-ROW trigger fill the PL/SQL table
4. On the after-STATEMENT trigger read the PL/SQL table and do your stuff.
Note however that you cannot use the :new and

ld variables now.
Note also that you can really really easy make endless loops that update the same rows again and again if you don't think about it