D’ORIGIN Advisory, Louisa Rahardjo – Indonesian stocks climbed following a two days of declines on Friday amid rebounds in regional markets.
Jakarta composite added 20.349 points (+0.333%) to 6,135.842 with LQ45 climbed 0.44% at 981.362. Trading volume were 4.897 billion shares worth of Rp3.704 trillion including transaction of Rp622.72 billion in negotiation market. Foreign investors sold a net Rp309.92 billion in regular market during midday trade. 197 shares rose, while 180 declined, 147 unchanged and 158 untraded.
According to JISDOR, the currency fell 32 points (-0.22%) to 14,539, while Spot rate climbed 65 points (+0.4478 %) at 14,450.00 against the USD.
Asian stocks clawed back from their recent losses amid prospects for a pause in Federal Reserve tightening while concerns over U.S. – China trade war remained lingering.
Oil prices fell on Friday after OPEC meeting ended talks agreeing to reduce its output but without clarity on how deeply it would cut production. Brent fell 38 cents (-0.63%) to $59.68 per barrel while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude retreated 27 cents (-0.52%) to $51.22 per barrel.
NIKKEI.. 21,597.67 (+0.45%)
SHCOMP.. 2,607.14 (+0.08%)
HSI.. 26,226.79 (+0.27%)
TAIEX.. 9,763.6 (+0.81%)
KOSPI.. 2,074.12 (+0.26%)
S&P/ASX 200.. 5,682.00 (+0.43%)
SENSEX.. 35,487.52 (+0.50%)
STI.. 3,128.32 (+0.41%)
DOW FUT.. 24,854.00 (+0.21%)
S&P FUT.. 2,687.25 (-0.14%)
NASDAQ FUT.. 6,820.50 (-0.06%)