D’ORIGIN Advisory, Louisa Rahardjo and Veni Fitriani, Indonesian stocks retreated on Monday with more than a trillion rupiah foreign outflows amid concerns about global economic slowdown.
Jakarta composite fell 14.996 points (-0.245%) to 6,111.36 with LQ45 fell 0.26% at 974.989. Trading volume were 11.348 billion shares worth of Rp8.208 trillion including transaction of Rp3.59 trillion in negotiation market. Foreign investors sold a net Rp710.57 billion in regular market. 148 shares rose, while 275 declined, 140 unchanged and 123 untraded.
Indonesia booked forex reserves of 117.2 billion U.S. dollars in November, or two billion dollars higher than the previous month, according to a statement released by the Indonesian central bank on Friday. The forex reserves reached 131.98 billion U.S. dollars early this year, which were higher than 130.20 billion dollars in December last year.
Meanwhile, data today showed Retail Sales in Indonesia increased 2.9% in October of 2018 over the same month in the previous year.
According to JISDOR, the currency added 22 points (+0.15%) to 14,517, while Spot rate fell 85 points (-0.59%) at 14,550.00 against the USD.
Asian and European stocks were lower on Monday following Chinese weak economic data released over the weekend.
On the data front, Chinese November exports rose 5.4% from a year earlier, according to Chinese customs data on Saturday, which was below the 10% jump predicted by a Reuters poll. Meanwhile, Import growth was 3%, the slowest since October 2016, and a fraction of the 14.5% expected.
China’s consumer prices eased in November thanks to the declines in food and oil prices, official data showed Sunday. Consumer price index rose 2.2% year-on-year in November, pulling back from the 2.5% gain in October, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics. That was the first slowdown of year-on-year CPI growth in the second half of 2018. On a monthly basis, the CPI dipped 0.3% compared with a 0.2% gain in October.
Back in Europe, The German trade surplus decreased to EUR 18.3 billion in October 2018 from EUR 19.1 billion in the same month a year earlier, as imports rose by 11.3% to EUR 98.9 billion, while exports went up at a softer 8.5% to EUR 117.2 billion. Meanwhile, market participants are likely to closely monitor U.K. trade balance figures for October at around 9:30 a.m. Investors are also set to closely monitor Brexit developments.
Oil prices were mixed following Friday’s gains after OPEC and some non-affiliated producers agreed a supply cut of 1.2 million barrels per day from January. Brent added 38 cents (+0.62%) to $62.05 per barrel while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude slipped 3 cents (-0.06%) to $52.58 per barrel.
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2nd SESSION JCI
JCI @6111.36 (-14.996pts) (-0.245%)
(H: 6121.78 ; L: 6078.63)
(Value: 8.207 T (NG 3.569 T)
Volume: 113.475 Lot (NG 53.369 Lot)
(Adv.148 ; Decl.245 ; Unchg.140 shares)
Foreign Nett Sell 1,050.34 B…!!!
Foreign Value 27.8%
Incl.Crossing**
– FIRE @5541 ~ 435.55 B (D vs D)
– SMBR @3646 ~ 371.84 B (D vs D)
– INKP @13495 ~ 325.241 B (F vs D)
– URBN @1221 ~ 177.08 B (D vs D)
– MDKA @2335 ~ 134.17 B (F vs F)
– BBRI @3611 ~ 105.89 B (D vs F)
– BMRI @7504 ~ 101.75 B (D vs D)
– BBCA @25950 ~ 100.44 B (D vs D)
LQ45…974.99(-0.27%)
*BUY (Regular)
F Buy 1088.1 B
D Buy 3531.3 B
*SELL (Reguler)
F Sell 1798.6 B
D Sell 2820.7 B
USD/IDR:
JISDOR: 14,539;14,517
SPOT: 14,535;14,550
JCI for tomorrow:
Support: 6100, 6075
Resist: 6145, 6180
6 MARKETs DRIVEN BY SECTOR
MANUFACTUR (-0.22%) (2.13 T)
FINANCE (-0.43%) (1.68 T)
MINING (-0.03%) (1.19 T)
PROPERTY (-0.18%) (1.11 T)
CONSUMER (-0.23%)( 644.10 B)
INFRASTRUC (-0.10%) (587.06 B)
6 TOP GAINERs
SOTS @280 (+69.70%)
URBN @1800 (+50.00%)
PTSN @805 (+24.81%)
MDIA @153 (+21.43%)
YULE @208 (+20.23%)
PJAA @1350 (+20.00%)
6 TOP LOSERs
DEAL @394 (-24.95%)
NUSA @158 (-24.76%)
HERO @770 (-16.30%)
AKSI @280 (-15.56%)
FORU @103 (-14.17%)
ETWA @73 (-14.12%)
7 NET BUY STOCKs BY FOREIGNERS
BBNI @8541 (42.53 B)
UNTR @29311 (17.36 B)
TKIM @10720 (7.40 B)
JSMR @4518 (5.87 B)
LPPF @5075 (5.44 B)
HMSP @3743 (4.42 B)
ELSA @331 (4.37 B)
7 NET SELL STOCKs BY FOREIGNERS
BBCA @25909 (339.22 B)
TLKM @3654 (98.61 B)
ASII @8123 (54.46 B)
BMRI @7437 (38.38 B)
WSKT @1839 (29.06 B)
BBRI @3601 (24.48 B)
BBTN @2699 (20.35 B)
8 MOST ACTIVE STOCKs BY VALUE
BBCA @25900 (-0.19%)
BBRI @3610 (-0.28%)
TLKM @3680 (+0.27%)
WSKT @1845 (0.00%)
ASII @8150 (-0.91%)
POOL @4620 (-1.91%)
BMRI @7425 (-1.00%)
RIMO @186 (+14.11%)
8 MOST ACTIVE STOCKs BY VOLUME
MYRX @120 (8.333.179 lot)
RIMO @186 (7.550.516 lot)
MABA @298 (3.907.015 lot)
IIKP @220 (3.782.389 lot)
BUMI @128 (1.706.153 lot)
PPRO @135 (1.318.937 lot)
NUSA @158 (1.200.455 lot)
WSKT @1845 (1.168.003 lot)