Daily Report | 2 Mar 2026
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US-Israel Joint First Strike on Iran. US Military Presence Already Overwhelming. Iranian Counterattack Imminent. The Neighboring Conflict Of Afghanistan- Pakistan’s Border Dispute.
The majority of TOTL’s 2025 revenue was generated from office and data center projects. Apartment projects, where TOTL is mainly focused on premium apartments, are experiencing a downturn.
The JCI fell 1.04% to 8,235.36 amid concerns over potential outflows from MSCI rebalancing and lingering worries about Indonesia’s fiscal condition. Staying positioned in commodity-related stocks remains the preferred strategy this year, supported by rising prices of oil, gold, and nickel. Investors are advised to remain cautious, using tight stop-loss and trailing-stop levels amid elevated volatility.
BBNI recorded a net profit contraction of -6.6% YoY to IDR 20.0T in FY25, mainly due to higher provisioning expenses as management adopted a more conservative stance, particularly in 4Q25 (FY24: IDR 21.5T | Quarterly basis: -1.9% QoQ & -4.4% YoY | 4Q24: IDR 5.11T, 3Q25: IDR 5.02T & 4Q25: IDR 4.93T). Net Interest Margin (NIM) in FY25 compressed to 3.8% (FY24: 4.2%
FY25 Charter Contracts And Shipyard Revenue Slightly Below Water, Only Spot Jumping Out. FY25 Charter contract revenue decreased -10.08% YoY to USD 115.14, and FY25 Shipyard segment anchored down -7.98% YoY to USD 19.37 mn. However, FY25 Spot contracts is the only segment jumping out by 25.93% YoY to have USD 20.41 mn. Others segment faced a major leak with a -60.8% YoY to USD 44,808. Overall FY25 revenue dipped down -6.23% to USD 155.32 mn.
The JCI rose by 0.5% to 8,322.2. Gold prices rebounded from the previous session’s losses as investors assessed the impact of newly imposed U.S. tariffs and focused on upcoming U.S.–Iran talks.
The JCI extended its correction, falling 1.37% to 8,290.83, weighed down by declines in several commodity-related and conglomerate stocks. Investors are advised to adopt a buy-on-weakness strategy for commodity-sector stocks, which are expected to remain a key trading theme throughout the year—particularly oil, gold, and nickel.