Final Prospectus & Newspaper | PT Rockfields Properti Indonesia Tbk
Final Prospectus & Newspaper | PT Rockfields Properti Indonesia Tbk
Final Prospectus & Newspaper | PT Rockfields Properti Indonesia Tbk
JCI today will try to rebound from the deep decline on Monday (31/08/2020) with the expectation from the release of the August 2020 inflation and PMI data. Today’s release of economic data will provide a clearer picture for the projection of economic growth in Q3/2020 which is forecasted to still be in the negative.
For the past week, JCI was mostly influenced by domestic sentiments such as the surplus of trade balance and the decision by Bank Indonesia (BI) to maintain benchmark interest rates.
JCI managed to strengthen by 1.4% over the past week even though it closed lower on Friday (28/08/20). This week, the JCI movement will tend to weaken as investors focus on the release of domestic economic data as well as the resurgence of Covid-19 cases in several countries.
The sentiment from the Fed new inflation strategy will be a catalyst of JCI’s movement. However, investors should be cautious to potential profit taking action at the end of the week after market has rallied for 4 consecutive days.
The direction of JCI movement today tends to go down after an increase since the beginning of the week. The realization of the National Economic Recovery (PEN) program has been one of the drivers of market optimism that has occurred recently.
JCI movement today is expected to be more limited after experiencing a significant rally in yesterday’s trade. Economic growth in the third quarter of 2020, which is predicted to remain negative, and foreign funds that are still outflows, will be the sentiment to hold back the JCI rate.
JCI today has the opportunity to continue yesterday’s slight strengthening in line with the increases experienced by almost all global exchanges. The JCI has also received positive wind from the Covid-19 vaccine distribution agreement that has been signed with the Chinese side.
For the past week, JCI was mostly influenced by domestic sentiments such as the surplus of trade balance and the decision by Bank Indonesia (BI) to maintain benchmark interest rates.