Daily | April 10 2019
JCI rallied, backed by stable rupiah and one-week foreign inflows of IDR2.27 trillion in the regular market. Top Gainers : Misc. Industry (+1.7%), Property (+1.5%), Trade (+1.3%).
JCI rallied, backed by stable rupiah and one-week foreign inflows of IDR2.27 trillion in the regular market. Top Gainers : Misc. Industry (+1.7%), Property (+1.5%), Trade (+1.3%).
JCI was at lower close as the consumer and infrastructure sector held it back. Top Losers : Infrastructure (-2.1%), Agriculture (-1.3%), Consumer (-1.2%).
March’s reserve assets were at USD124.5 billion, higher than February’s USD123.3 billion.
The most awaited sentiment is the final tread deal of between the U.S. and China.
Like JCI, INNI Index was at a modest pace on last Friday as the property and construction sectors dimmed. INNI index declined by 0.42%, slightly deeper than JCI’s decline.
JCI inched higher yesterday, underpinned by the agricultural sector and the rise in CPO price. Top Gainers : Agriculture (+2.2%), Misc. Industry (1.2%), Finance (+1.2%).
JCI rallied yesterday as the release of macroeconomic data highlighted the maintainable inflation. Top Gainers : Miscellaneous Industries (+2.86%), Consumer (+1.56%), Infrastructure (+1.40%).
Last week, Indonesia’s stock markets were volatile.
JCI closed lower on Friday as the basic industry muted its movement. Top Losers : Basic Industry (-3.1%), Consumer (-0.7%), Agriculture (-0.6%).
Unlike JCI, INNI Index rallied by 1.06% on last Friday as the miscellaneous industry, i.e, ASII and the pharmaceutical sector, i.e, KAEF grew by 2.8% and 9.2%, respectively.