Indonesian stocks rose on Friday with investors prepare for the upcoming U.S. payroll data while remain focus on the lingering risks surrounding coronavirus pandemic.

Jakarta composite added 48.692 points (+0.801%) to 6,126.921 while LQ45 rose 1.28% to 873.916. There were 20.500 billion shares traded worth of Rp10.072 trillion, including transaction of Rp923 billion in negotiation market. Foreign investors sold a net Rp245.42 billion in regular market. 240 shares rose while 238 declined and 164 unchanged.

ARTO, which had been weighing on JCI’s pace for the past few days, turned into one of the biggest contributor to today’s gain. Also among the leading movers were BMRI, BBRI and UNVR.

President Joko Widodo has officially cut the income tax rate (PPh) on domestic bond interest to 10% from the previous 15%. This provision applies to domestic taxpayers other than permanent establishments.

On earnings, WMUU achieved sales of IDR1.31 trillion for the period 30 June 2021, up from Rp508.39 billion in the same period the previous year.

TECH recorded net profit attributable to owners of the parent entity IDR871.35 million for the period 30 June 2021, down from net profit of IDR1.31 billion in the same period the previous year.

BKSL achieved a positive performance by successfully turning a loss into a profit in the first half of 2021. During this period, the company made a profit of up to IDR286.8 billion, up 221% from the previous loss of IDR237.9 billion in the same period.

According to JISDOR released Friday afternoon, Rupiah added 20 points (+0.14%) at 14,261 while spot rate climbed 10 points (+0.07%) at 14,260.

Stocks in Asia and Europe were mixed as investors monitor key economic indicators out of the euro zone and the US.

Japanese markets jumped after Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said he will not be running in the upcoming leadership election.

In China, the Caixin/Markit services Purchasing Managers’ Index came in at 46.7, against July’s reading of 54.9. Earlier this week, the official non-manufacturing PMI for August showed contraction in the sector for the first time since early 2020.

In Europe, euro zone business activity remained robust in August despite the impact of the Delta variant of Covid-19 and broad supply chain problems. The final IHS Markit composite PMI reading for the bloc dropped to 59.0 from July’s 15-year high of 60.2.

On the central bank front, analysts are split on whether the Reserve Bank of Australia will delay tapering plans at its September policy meeting next week, as a faster roll out of coronavirus vaccines offsets a harder-than-expected economic blow from lockdowns.

In commodity, lead and nickel led the gains in the industrial metals commodities as China moved to support China’s economic growth with more stimulus measures.

Oil prices were mixed following bigger-than-expected fall in U.S. crude stocks ahead of a highly anticipated U.S. monthly jobs data. Brent crude added 43 cents (+0.59%) at $73.46 per barrel and U.S WTI added 16 cents (+0.23%) at $70.15 barrel. The latest data by the Energy Information Administration shows that U.S. crude oil inventories fell much more than expected last week despite domestic production climbing to a 15-month-high. U.S.

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DAX.. 15,850.88 (+0.06%)

FTSE.. 7,170.00 (+0.09%)

NIKKEI.. 29,128.11 (+2.05%)

HSI.. 25,901.99 (-0.72%)

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TAIEX.. 17,516.92 (+1.14%)

KOSPI.. 3,201.06 (+0.79%)

S&P/ASX 200.. 7,522.91 (+0.50%)

SENSEX.. 58,021.41 (+0.29%)

STI.. 3,082.51 (-0.20%)

DOW FUT.. 35,468.00 (+0.12%)

S&P FUT.. 4,542.75 (+0.17%)

NASDAQ FUT.. 15,618.00 (+0.11%)

JCI @ 6126.92 (+48.692pts) (+0.801%)

(H: 6126.92 ; L: 6056.19)

(Value: 9.916 T (NG 923 B)

Volume: 188.527 Lot (NG 19.098 Lot)

(Adv.235 ; Decl.232 ; Unchg.164 shares)

Foreign Nett Buy 208.36 B…!!!

Foreign Value 18.9 %

IDXHIDIV20…422.23 (+1.61%)

IDX30…465.41 (+1.35%)

LQ45…873.92 (+1.28%)

*BUY (Regular)

F Buy 1873.5 B

D Buy 7254.7 B

*SELL (Reguler)

F Sell 1628.0 B

D Sell 7500.1 B

USD/IDR:

JISDOR: 14,281 14,261

SPOT: 14,260 ; 14,260

JCI for tomorrow:

Support : 6100 ; 6080

Resist : 6140 ; 6160

8 MARKETs DRIVEN BY SECTOR

IDXBASIC (+0.05%) (949.49 B)

IDXENERGY (+1.91%) (1.18 T)

IDXFINANCE (+1.05%) (3.29 T)

IDXHEALTH (+1.17%) (648.20 B)

IDXINDUST (+2.11%) (589.69 B)

IDXINFRA (+0.72%) (740.24 B)

IDXPROPERT (+0.05%) (511.97 B)

IDXTECHNO (-0.59%) (395.05 B)

7 INDEX MOVER FOR LQ45

BBCA @ 33000 (+0.92%)

BBRI @ 3930 (+1.55%)

TLKM @ 3390 (+0.59%)

BMRI @ 6125 (+1.24%)

ASII @ 5350 (+1.90%)

UNVR @ 21375 (+5.17%)

TPIA @ 7550 (-0.66%)

7 TOP GAINERs

PURE @ 113 (+34.52%)

BOSS @ 90 (+34.33%)

DEFI @ 1400 (+25.00%)

LMSH @ 775 (+25.00%)

POLI @ 1050 (+25.00%)

TIFA @ 2080 (+24.92%)

SGER @ 545 (+18.48%)

7 TOP LOSERs

SOFA @ 82 (-9.89%)

POLL @ 3060 (-6.99%)

TRUE @ 346 (-6.99%)

YULE @ 600 (-6.98%)

GSMF @ 214 (-6.96%)

LABA @ 535 (-6.96%)

REAL @ 107 (-0.96%)

8 NET BUY STOCKs BY FOREIGNERS

TLKM @ 3390 (88.63 B)

UNTR @ 21080 (62.51 B)

PTBA @ 2262 (50.56 B)

BBCA @ 32811 (33.38 B)

ADRO @ 1348 (28.44 B)

BBNI @ 5390 (21.71 B)

INDF @ 6507 (18.72 B)

ITMG @ 16951 (17.12 B)

8 NET SELL STOCKs BY FOREIGNERS

ARTO @ 14087 (72.87 B)

BBRI @ 3874 (44.83 B)

PGAS @ 1038 (31.34 B)

UNVR @ 4205 (15.31 B)

BSDE @ 980 (11.46 B)

SMRA @ 825 (9.67 B)

BMRI @ 6099 (9.36 B)

NATO @ 573 (8.43 B)

8 MOST ACTIVE STOCKs BY VALUE

BBRI @ 3930 (+1.55%)

ARTO @ 14650 (+4.27%)

BBYB @ 1460 (-6.71%)

BBCA @ 33000 (+0.92%)

NATO @ 575 (0.00)

TLKM @ 3390 (+0.59%)

PGAS @ 1060 (+2.91%)

UNTR @ 382 (-6.83%)

8 MOST ACTIVE STOCKs BY VOLUME

NICL @ 109 (8,447,569 Lot)

BOSS @ 90 (6,026,956 Lot)

BEKS @ 109 (5,560,348 Lot)

BHIT @ 97 (5,392,798 Lot)

BRMS @ 86 (4,993,356 Lot)

BABP @ 382 (4,518,092 Lot)

FREN @ 128 (4,450,665 Lot)

CARE @ 412 (4,226,649 Lot)