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Image via WikipediaAnga Aliya - detikFinance Jakarta - The Composite Stock Price Index (CSPI), rebounds 15 points after world oil prices began to fall. Investors started buying as the improvement in regional bourses that JCI back to 3800 levels.
While the rupiah against the U.S. dollar (U.S.) close higher at the position of Rp 8550 per U.S. dollar compared with yesterday's closing at Rp 8560 per U.S. dollar.
Opening trade this morning, stock index edged up 1.625 points (0.04%) to the level of 3787.075. Negative sentiment European debt crisis that would not go over a stagnant stock index.
In early trading, stock index had dropped to its lowest level at 3782.170. Shortly thereafter, the index began to climb slowly over selective buying investors.
Until the closing session of the trading, stock index edged up 8.323 points (0.21%) to the level of 3793.773. Begin recovery in world commodity prices make commodity-based stocks were again hunted.
Throughout the trading session II, JCI continues to run in the red zone and had touched tertinginya position at 3801.500.Strengthening exchanges in Asia helped JCI movement.
Closing the trade, Tuesday (10/05/2011), JCI rose 15.070 points (0.39%) to the level of 3800.520. While LQ 45 Index rose 2.717 points (0.40%) to a level of 677.110.
Commodity-based stocks to be the target of investors in today's trading. Menjinaknya world oil prices has the potential to increase again in world commodity prices.
The majority of the sectoral indices on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) rose, but there are still some who menberatkan JCI result corrected in the red zone. Like, the basic industry and infrastructure sectors.
Trade went pretty crowded with a frequency of 135 965 times on transaction volume reached 10.421 billion shares worth Rp 5.024 trillion. A total of 137 stocks rose, 103 stocks down, and 97 shares remain stagnant.
Turn to foreign investors who profit-taking after the previous few days to accumulate shares. Transactions of foreign investors registered net selling (foreign net sell) valued at USD 336.325 billion in the entire market.
Exchanges in Asia strolled calmly in the green zone as the decline in inflation pressures in China. However, sentiment in Europe that prolonged debt crisis still haunt the region.
The following conditions on regional bourses in this afternoon:
Shanghai Composite Index rose 17.36 points (0.60%) to a level of 2889.82. Nikkei 225 Index edged up 24.38 points (0.25%) to a level of 9818.76. Straits Times Index rose 23.85 points (0.76%) to a level of 3160.79.
Stocks that go up significantly and entered the ranks of the top gainers among Multi Bintang (MLBI) rose to Rp 10,000 to Rp 300,000, Copper Noble (TBMS) rose Rp 950 to Rp 7,000, Indospring (inds) rose USD 775 to USD 3875, and Wheels Vivatex (RDTX) rose Rp 575 to Rp 3200.
While stocks are down enough in and entered in the top category Losers include Diane Swastatika (DSSA) dropped to Rp 600 to Rp 23,200, Supreme Cable (SCCO) dropped to Rp 600 to Rp 1,900, Indotambangraya (ITMG) dropped Rp 500 to Rp 47,100 , and Metro Realty (MTSM) dropped to Rp 330 to Rp 1,000.
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While the rupiah against the U.S. dollar (U.S.) close higher at the position of Rp 8550 per U.S. dollar compared with yesterday's closing at Rp 8560 per U.S. dollar.
Opening trade this morning, stock index edged up 1.625 points (0.04%) to the level of 3787.075. Negative sentiment European debt crisis that would not go over a stagnant stock index.
In early trading, stock index had dropped to its lowest level at 3782.170. Shortly thereafter, the index began to climb slowly over selective buying investors.
Until the closing session of the trading, stock index edged up 8.323 points (0.21%) to the level of 3793.773. Begin recovery in world commodity prices make commodity-based stocks were again hunted.
Throughout the trading session II, JCI continues to run in the red zone and had touched tertinginya position at 3801.500.Strengthening exchanges in Asia helped JCI movement.
Closing the trade, Tuesday (10/05/2011), JCI rose 15.070 points (0.39%) to the level of 3800.520. While LQ 45 Index rose 2.717 points (0.40%) to a level of 677.110.
Commodity-based stocks to be the target of investors in today's trading. Menjinaknya world oil prices has the potential to increase again in world commodity prices.
The majority of the sectoral indices on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) rose, but there are still some who menberatkan JCI result corrected in the red zone. Like, the basic industry and infrastructure sectors.
Trade went pretty crowded with a frequency of 135 965 times on transaction volume reached 10.421 billion shares worth Rp 5.024 trillion. A total of 137 stocks rose, 103 stocks down, and 97 shares remain stagnant.
Turn to foreign investors who profit-taking after the previous few days to accumulate shares. Transactions of foreign investors registered net selling (foreign net sell) valued at USD 336.325 billion in the entire market.
Exchanges in Asia strolled calmly in the green zone as the decline in inflation pressures in China. However, sentiment in Europe that prolonged debt crisis still haunt the region.
The following conditions on regional bourses in this afternoon:
Shanghai Composite Index rose 17.36 points (0.60%) to a level of 2889.82. Nikkei 225 Index edged up 24.38 points (0.25%) to a level of 9818.76. Straits Times Index rose 23.85 points (0.76%) to a level of 3160.79.
Stocks that go up significantly and entered the ranks of the top gainers among Multi Bintang (MLBI) rose to Rp 10,000 to Rp 300,000, Copper Noble (TBMS) rose Rp 950 to Rp 7,000, Indospring (inds) rose USD 775 to USD 3875, and Wheels Vivatex (RDTX) rose Rp 575 to Rp 3200.
While stocks are down enough in and entered in the top category Losers include Diane Swastatika (DSSA) dropped to Rp 600 to Rp 23,200, Supreme Cable (SCCO) dropped to Rp 600 to Rp 1,900, Indotambangraya (ITMG) dropped Rp 500 to Rp 47,100 , and Metro Realty (MTSM) dropped to Rp 330 to Rp 1,000.
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