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10/20/11

JCI lagging behind the Asian bourses are flushed?

JAKARTA. Composite Stock Price Index (CSPI) still recorded a decline until the end of the closing session today. At 16.00 hours, CSPI dropped 1.70% to 3622.776.


There are 194 stocks hit by sell-off. Meanwhile, 39 stocks rose and 48 shares transacted other motionless. Total volume of transactions today reached 4.120 billion shares worth Rp 3.350 trillion.
The whole sector is also compact blush. Three sectors that experienced the largest decrease is the basic industry sector fell 3%, the mining sector fell 2.89%, and other industrial sectors fell 2.05%.
Stocks occupant top losers were: PT Pacific Strategic Finance (APIC) fell 19.57% to Rp 370, PT Centex (CNTX) fell 15.49% to Rp 6,000, and PT Hotel Sahid Jaya (SHID) down 13.73 % to Rp 440.
While in the top gainers are stocks: Bhakti Capital Indonesia (BCAP) rose 9.09% to Rp 480, PT Tirta Destinations Nusantara (PDEs) rose 7.09% to Rp 151, and PT Clipan Finance Indonesia (CFIN) up 5.88% to Rp 450.
Asian stocks followed
The decline followed the movement of the index today Asian bourses are also sluggish. Just so you know, at 16:31 pm Tokyo time, MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 2.1% to 114.98. Currently, Asian stocks were headed for their lowest level since October 10 last. More than 5 shares traded down from any one stock that rose.
The S & P / ASX 200 in Australia fell 1.6% after a report from the National Australia Bank Ltd. showed business confidence level in the third quarter slumped to its lowest level in three years.Meanwhile, the Nikkei 225 Stock Average fell 1%, South Korea's Kospi index fell 2.7%, and the Straits Times Index fell 1.3%.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index also dropped 2.4% after the Chinese company's shares hit by a sell due to slowing economic growth Affairs Panda. While the Bangkok SET index fell 3.7% in the middle of the worst floods that hit the White Elephant Affairs in the last 50 years.
source: kontan.co.id
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