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By: D’ORIGIN – Louisa Rahardjo and Veni Fitriani
Indonesian stocks finished lower after swinging between gains and losses despite encouraging inflation data and strong Chinese manufacturing.
Jakarta composite index slipped 16.144 points (-0.25%) to 6,452.611 while LQ45 slipped 0.28% at 1,016.184. Trading volume were 17.253 billion shares worth of Rp7.709 trillion including transaction of Rp1.89 trillion in negotiation market. Foreign investors sold a net Rp7.12 billion in regular market. 182 shares rose, while 242 declined, 152 unchanged, and 127 untraded.
Annual inflation rate in Indonesia slowed to 2.48% in March 2019 from 2.57% in the previous month and below market expectations of 2.5%. It was the lowest inflation rate since November 2009. Meanwhile, annual core inflation edged down to a 4-month low of 3.03% in March from 3.06 percent in February and below forecasts of 3.06%. On a monthly basis, consumer prices edged up 0.11%, compared to market consensus of a 0.13% rise.
On other news, The Nikkei Indonesia Manufacturing PMI rose to 51.2 in March 2019 from 50.1 in the previous month. It was the second straight month of growth in manufacturing activity and the highest PMI reading in three months, as both output and new orders expanded for the first time in three months.
According to JISDOR, the currency added 13 points (+0.09%) to 14,231 while Spot rate added 15 points (+0.105%) to 14,220.00 against the USD.
Asian and European markets soared with Chinese shares gained the most after both the private Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index and the official Purchasing Managers’ Index expanded unexpectedly in March.
The Caixin China General Manufacturing PMI rose to 50.8 in March 2019 from 49.9 in the previous month and beating market expectations of 50.1. It marked the first increase in the manufacturing sector since November last year. Meanwhile, the official Purchasing Managers’ Index also rose to 50.5 in March from February’s three-year low of 49.2, marking the first expansion in four months, according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics on Sunday.
In Europe, The IHS Markit Eurozone Manufacturing PMI was revised lower to 47.5 in March of 2019 from a preliminary of 47.6 and 49.3 in February. Meanwhile, the IHS Markit/BME Germany Manufacturing PMI was revised lower to 44.1 in March of 2019 from a preliminary of 44.7 and 47.6 in February. The reading pointed to the sharpest contraction in factory activity since July of 2012.
Oil prices rose amid U.S. sanctions against Iran and Venezuela as well as OPEC supply cut. Brent rose $1.05 (+1.55%) at $68.63 per barrel while U.S. West Texas Intermediate up 61 cents (+1.01%) to $60.75 barrel.
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2nd SESSION JCI on 01.04.19
JCI @ 6452.61 (-16.144 pts) (-0.250 %)
(H: 6492.91 ; L: 6444.84)
(Value: 7.700 T (NG 1.892 T)
Volume: 171.468 Lot (NG 78.238 Lot)
(Adv.182 ; Decl.242 ; Unchg.152 shares)
Foreign Nett Sell 106.71 B…!!!
Foreign Value 28.5 %
Incl. Crossing
MYRX @ 102 ~ 419.67 B (D vs D)
MDKA @ 2453 ~ 155.13 B (D vs D)
ASMI @ 620 ~ 138.31 B (D vs D)
LQ45…1016.18 (-0.28%)
*BUY (Regular)
F Buy 1676.6 B
D Buy 4139.5 B
*SELL (Reguler)
F Sell 1683.7 B
D Sell 4132.4 B
USD/IDR:
JISDOR: 14,244 ; 14,231
SPOT: 14,225 ; 14,230
JCI for Next day:
Support : 6420 ; 6400
Resist : 6470 ; 6490
6 MARKETs DRIVEN BY SECTOR
MANUFACTUR (-0.39%) (1.80 T)
FINANCE (-0.41%) (1.63 T)
TRADE (+0.29) (1.28 T)
PROPERTY (+1.67%) (1.26 T)
INFRASTRUC (-1.28%) (953.18 B)
CONSUMER (-0.37%) (753.69 B)
6 TOP GAINERs
MINA @ 1195 (+20.71%)
HDFA @ 174 (+16.00%)
LAND @ 1120 (+12.00%)
YELO @ 330 (+11.49%)
BCAP @ 169 (+10.46%)
DUTI @ 4500 (+9.76%)
6 TOP LOSERs
BLTA @ 84 (-34.38%)
CAKK @ 192 (-25.00%)
JSKY @ 1415 (-23.51%)
INCI @ 450 (-22.41%)
SRAJ @ 204 (21.54%)
SOSS @ 434 (-14.90%)
7 NET BUY STOCKs BY FOREIGNERS
BBRI @ 4149 (117.98 B)
BRPT @ 3627 (52.01 B)
BTPS @ 2213 (33.95 B)
CTRA @ 1072 (33.92 B)
RALS @ 1796 (19.06 B)
BMRI @ 7482 (18.12 B)
PWON @ 734 (15.14 B)
7 NET SELL STOCKs BY FOREIGNERS
BBCA @ 27461 (93.18 B)
BBTN @ 2391 (58.33 B)
JPFA @ 1763 (23.85 B)
ICBP @ 9300 (20.27 B)
INDF @ 6302 (20.08 B)
TLKM @ 3929 (19.25 B)
EXCL @ 2697 (15.55 B)
8 MOST ACTIVE STOCKs BY VALUE
BBRI @ 4140 (+0.49%)
BMRI @ 7425 (-0.34%)
BBCA @ 27375 (-1.35%)
TLKM @ 3930 (-0.51%)
POOL @ 2910 (-2.68%)
ASII @ 7275 (-0.68%)
RIMO @ 132 (0.00%)
TRAM @ 126 (+0.80%)
8 MOST ACTIVE STOCKs BY VOLUME
RIMO @ 132 (12,205,688 Lot)
TRAM @ 126 (12,151,120 Lot)
MABA @ 56 (8,870,607 Lot)
IIKP @ 166 (6,167,408 Lot)
NUSA @ 80 (4,941,121 Lot)
MYRX @ 102 (3,954,480 Lot)
FREN @ 280 (3,845,337 Lot)
WSBP @ 414 (1,792,711 Lot)