Indonesian stocks retreated in low volatility on Friday as investors watch closely any guidance from Jerome Powell on when the central bank will start scaling back on asset purchases at the Jackson Hole symposium.
Jakarta composite fell 16.714 points (-0.276%) to 6,041.366 while LQ45 declined 0.53% to 845.711. There were 19.308 billion shares traded worth of Rp10.195 trillion, including transaction of Rp1.493 billion in negotiation market. Foreign investors purchased a net Rp111.69 billion in regular market. 184 shares rose while 320 declined and 145 unchanged.
An OJK official said that Fundraising in the Indonesian capital market until August 24, 2021 has reached a value of Rp136.9 trillion, an increase of 199% from the same period in 2020, with 28 new issuers have conducted IPO.
The Indonesia Stock Exchange and the Financial Services Authority again provide stimulus for listed companies and prospective listed companies. Effective August 30, 2021 until December 30, 2021, all costs for the IPO and the listing of additional shares will get a 50% discount.
According to JISDOR released Friday afternoon, Rupiah retreated 8 points (-0.06%) to 14,431 while spot rate declined stayed at 14,415.
Stocks in Asia and Europe were mixed on Friday as investors remained cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve’s annual Jackson Hole symposium where Fed Chair Jerome Powell is due to speak.
A survey showed French consumer confidence eased marginally to 99 in August from 100 in previous month.
Developments in Afghanistan are also on the radar, after the Pentagon confirmed on Thursday that explosions near Hamid Karzai International Airport in Afghanistan killed 13 U.S. service members and wounded 18.
A source told Reuters that China is framing rules to ban internet companies whose data poses potential security risks from listing outside the country, including in the United States, as the country planned to strengthen supervision of all firms listed offshore, a sweeping regulatory shift that came after a cybersecurity investigation into ride-hailing giant Didi Global Inc just days after its U.S. listing.
Following yesterday’s trend, the global Gold Price continued its growth today as well. Meanwhile In cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin prices today plunged as the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization was trading at 47,252.7, down over 3%.
Oil prices rose on Friday on worries about near term supply disruptions as energy companies began shutting in production in the Gulf of Mexico ahead of a potential hurricane forecast to hit on the weekend. Brent crude rose $1.05 (+1.51%) at $72.14 per barrel and U.S WTI rose $1.16 (+1.72%) at $68.58 barrel.
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JCI @6041.37 (-16.714pts) (-0.276%)
(H: 6066.49 ; L: 6021.95)
(Value: 9.769 T (NG 1.493 T)
Volume: 185.456 Lot (NG 17.396 M Lot)
(Adv.181 ; Decl.316 ; Unchg.143 shares)
Foreign Nett Buy 463.74 B…!!!
Foreign Value 23.6%
Incl.Crossing**
– AMRT @1131 ~ 503.20 B (F vs D)
– MPPA @684 ~ 150.97 B (D vs F)
– BOGA @1380 ~ 133.72 B (D vs D)
IDXHIDIV20…405.57(-0.50%)
IDX30…449.95(-0.49%)
LQ45…845.71(-0.53%)
*BUY (Regular)
F Buy 1925.7 B
D Buy 6771.1 B
*SELL (Regular)
F Sell 1814.0 B
D Sell 6882.8 B
USD/IDR:
JISDOR: 14,423 ; 14,431
SPOT: 14,430, ; 14,415
JCI for Next Monday:
Support : 6025, 6000
Resist : 6050, 6075
8 MARKETs DRIVEN BY SECTOR
IDXBASIC (-0.55%) (930.94 B)
IDXENERGY (-0.77%) (600.30 B)
IDXFINANCE (-0.51%) (2.95 T)
IDXHEALTH (+0.41%) (484.09 B)
IDXINDUST (-0.25%) (465.89 B)
IDXINFRA (-0.96%) (846.81 B)
IDXPROPERT (-0.28%) (308.84 B)
IDXTECHNO (+2.58%) (570.71 B)
7 INDEX MOVER FOR LQ45
BBCA @32550 (-0.76%)
BBRI @3840 (-0.78%)
TLKM @3320 (-1.19%)
BMRI @5800 (-0.43%)
ASII @5050 (-0.98%)
UNVR @4030 (-1.47%)
TPIA @8375 (-2.33%)
7 TOP GAINERs
BMSR @208 (+34.19%)
MINA @67 (+34.00%)
BIKA @410 (+25.00%)
INPS @1700 (+25.00%)
RIGS @264 (+24.53%)
PTDU @575 (+24.46%)
SHIP @965 (+22.15%)
7 TOP LOSERs
SOFA @134 (-9.46%)
DFAM @294 (-6.96%)
ASMI @161 (-6.94%)
SQMI @121 (-6.92%)
SLIS @7775 (-6.89%)
DEFI @1290 (-6.86%)
BOLA @820 (-6.82%)
8 NET BUY STOCKs BY FOREIGNERS
BUKA @871 (68.06 B)
LPPF @2672 (55.13 B)
BBNI @5294 (34.14 B)
BABP @443 (30.06 B)
ICBP @8228 (29.27 B)
TOWR @1299 (26.68 B)
BBCA @32562 (20.50 B)
INDF @6376 (20.29 B)
8 NET SELL STOCKs BY FOREIGNERS
BMRI @5805 (57.87 B)
ARTO @15662 (37.88 B)
ERAA @559 (30.22 B)
ASII @5062 (26.67 B)
ADRO @1255 (22.36 B)
MDKA @2688 (13.77 B)
HEAL @1146 (12.59 B)
MIKA @2287 (11.17 B)
8 MOST ACTIVE STOCKs BY VALUE
BBCA @32550 (-0.76%)
BBYB @1590 (-6.74%)
BBRI @3840 (-0.78%)
UVCR @494 (+4.22%)
LPPF @2570 (+3.21%)
BABP @436 (0.00%)
ARTO @15525 (-1.90%)
BUKA @875 (+0.57%)
8 MOST ACTIVE STOCKs BY VOLUME
NICL @124 (11.739.748 lot)
FREN @126 (11.492.634 lot)
REAL @107 (11.300.160 lot)
UVCR @494 (5.497.202 lot)
BABP @436 (5.179.738 lot)
BULL @262 (4.914.240 lot)
ZINC @129 (4.666.834 lot)
CARE @400 (4.530.610 lot)