sessions: 1 Jakarta - The improvement in regional bourses after a momentary shock caused by the earthquake continued in Japan affected the Indonesian Stock Exchange. Jakarta Composite Index rose too thin.
Started trading, stock index at the level of 3730.583. JCI had weakened but subsequently rose slowly and during the session I had been at its highest point at 3749.272.
JCI was affected by the global slowdown due to aftershocks in Japan on Thursday night which is feared could disrupt the process of recovering from the earthquake and tsunami last March 11. But as the reversal of a regional stock exchange, stock index, too, improved.
At the close of the first session, trading on Friday (04/08/2011), Jakarta Composite Index rose 9.608 points recorded (0.26%) to the level of 3740.191. LQ 45 Index also rose 2.249 points (0.34%) to a level of 670.008.
Trade moderate with a frequency of walking to reach 50 122 times on transaction volume of 27,871 million shares worth Rp 1.663 trillion. As many as 97 stocks rose, 82 fell and 85 shares of stock to stagnate.
The shares are rising prices such as Bank Mandiri (BMRI) rose to Rp 100 to Rp 6,900, PGN (PGAS) increased by USD 75 to USD 4,000, BRI (BBRI) rose Rp 100 to Rp 6300, International Nickel (INCO) rose USD 100 to Rp 4825, Timah (TINS) rose USD 100 concentrated in Rp 2,800.
While stocks are down prices include BNI (BBNI) dropped Rp 75 to Rp 3950, Astra International (ASII) dropped Rp 350 to Rp 57,250, Telkom (TLKM) dropped to Rp 50 to Rp 7050, United Tractor (UNTR) decreased USD 50 to Rp 22,150.
Asian bourses this morning observed a thin rose, after an earthquake in Japan otherwise does not interfere with nuclear power facilities in the region. The movement of Asian stock exchange this afternoon:
Hang Seng Index rose 139.39 points (0.57%) to the level 24421.19. The Nikkei-225 index rose 170.10 points (1.77%) to a level of 9761.03. Straits Times Index rose 3.47 points (0.11%) to a level of 3175.12. source: detik.com
4/7/11
Improved regional, JCI Stronger 9 pts ?
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