D’ORIGIN Advisory, Louisa Rahardjo – Indonesian stocks were flat on the first morning of November after the statistics bureau reported Indonesia’s annual inflation rate accelerated a touch more than expected in October, but remained within the central bank’s comfort range.
Jakarta composite added 1.112 points (+0.019%) to 5,832.762 with LQ45 added 0.08% at 923.484. Trading volume were 5.45 billion shares worth of Rp3.965 trillion including transaction of Rp577.79 billion in negotiation market. Foreign investors purchased a net Rp499.31 billion in regular market. 209 shares rose, while 177 declined, 108 unchanged and 178 untraded.
Indonesia’s annual consumer price inflation increased to 3.16% in October of 2018 from an over-two year low of 2.88% in the previous month, and beating market expectations of 3.03%. Annual core inflation rose to a ten-month high of 2.94% in October from a three-month low of 2.82% in September and slightly above market consensus of 2.90%. On a monthly basis, consumer prices went up 0.28%, after a 0.18% fall in September, missing expectations of a 0.17% rise.
According to JISDOR, the currency added 32 points (+0.21%) to 15,195 while spot rate climbed 17 cents (+0.11%) at 15,183.00 against the USD.
Asian stocks mostly began November trade with positive note with economic data were in focus.
The Caixin China General Manufacturing PMI came in at 50.1 in October 2018, little-changed from the previous month’s of 50 but beating market consensus of 49.9.
Other data showed Australia’s trade surplus widened to AUD 3.02 billion in September 2018 from an upwardly revised AUD 2.34 billion in the previous month, far above market consensus of a AUD 1.70 billion surplus. It was the largest trade surplus since February 2017, as exports rose 1% to an all-time high of AUD 37.50 billion while imports declined 1% to AUD 34.48 billion. Considering the first nine months of the year, the trade surplus widened to AUD 15.50 billion from AUD 10.88 billion in the same period of 2017.
Oil prices extended declines amid signs of global economic slowdown. Brent crude stayed at $75.47 per barrel while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures slipped 37 cents (-0.55%) to $64.95 per barrel.
NIKKEI.. 21,767.77 (-0.70%)
SHCOMP.. 2,756.56 (+1.13%)
HSI.. 25,439.97 (+1.84%)
TAIEX.. 9,839.81 (+0.38%)
KOSPI.. 2,039.23 (+0.47%)
S&P/ASX 200.. 5,821.30 (-0.15%)
SENSEX.. 34,451.60 (+0.03%)
STI.. 3,053.78 (+1.16%)
DOW FUT.. 25,162.00 (+0.34%)
S&P FUT.. 2,718.50 (+0.28%)
NASDAQ FUT.. 6,993.75 (+0.26%)
JCI @5832.76 (+1.112pts) (+0.019%)
(H: 5883.22 ; L: 5827.29)
(Value: 3.965 T (NG 577 B)
Volume: 54.495 Lot (NG 11.224 Lot)
(Adv.209 ; Decl.177 ; Unchg.108 shares)
Foreign Nett Buy 492.85 B…!!!
Foreign Value 30.9%
Incl.Crossing: ASII @7950 ~ 109.93 B (F vs F)
LQ45…923.48(+0.08%)
*BUY (Regular)
F Buy 1234.9 B
D Buy 2152.5 B
*SELL (Reguler)
F Sell 735.6 B
D Sell 2651.8 B
USD/IDR:
JISDOR: 15,237/15,195
SPOT: 15,221/15,180
JCI for today:
Support: 5800, 5775
Resist: 5865, 5900
6 MARKETs DRIVEN BY SECTOR
FINANCE (+0.74%) (1.13 T)
MANUFACTUR (-0.67%) (1.07 T)
INFRASTRUC (-0.01%) (546.86 B)
CONSUMER (-0.70%) (349.03 B)
PROPERTY (+0.18%) (287.60 B)
MINING (+0.66%) (242.79 B)
7 NET BUY STOCKs BY FOREIGNERS
BMRI @7059 (142.50 B)
BBRI @3204 (132.54 B)
ASII @7984 (77.91 B)
BBTN @2201 (46.22 B)
BBNI @7396 (34.73 B)
TLKM @3848 (34.40 B)
BBCA @23867 (18.90 B)
7 NET SELL STOCKs BY FOREIGNERS
INKP @12082 (32.21 B)
KREN @619 (5.24 B)
INTP @16876 (4.81 B)
ANTM @692 (3.09 B)
TAMU @2939 (3.06 B)
ERAA @1696 (2.91 B)
INDF @5920 (2.25 B)
8 MOST ACTIVE STOCKs BY VALUE
BBRI @3190 (+1.27%)
BMRI @7075 (+3.28%)
ASII @7975 (+0.95%)
PGAS @2210 (-0.45%)
BBCA @23725 (+0.32%)
RIMO @159 (+1.27%)
INKP @11475 (-9.82%)
POOL @4520 (-0.66%)
8 MOST ACTIVE STOCKs BY VOLUME
RIMO @159 (7.578.820 lot)
MYRX @119 (4.888.172 lot)
TRAM @185 (4.143.937 lot)
IIKP @198 (3.556.759 lot)
FREN @107 (1.123.732 lot)
MABA @432 (927.866 lot)
SRIL @362 (907.138 lot)
BBRI @3190 (906.246 lot)