Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Composite Stock Price Index (JCI) recorded a strengthening this week despite the issue of the Fed’s rate hike and the economic contraction of the United States (US) in two consecutive quarters. Exchange data recorded that on a weekly basis the JCI was able to rise and return to the level of 6,900, even touching the level of 7,000 in trading intraday last day.
Yesterday, JCI closed slightly lower by 0.08% to 6951.12. This means that in a week, the JCI was recorded to have strengthened by 0.93% point-to-point. This week’s gain was the second week in a row.
Citing stock exchange data, this week, foreigners were recorded to have bought (net buy) IDR 1.32 trillion in all markets. However, from the regular foreign market, they released shares worth Rp 488.33 billion.
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This week, total transactions in the capital market were recorded at IDR 70.68 trillion, equivalent to a daily average of IDR 14.13 trillion, which can be said to be quite busy, although still below the score earlier this year. Trading volume this week involved 167 billion shares and was traded 6.85 million times.
According to data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), the top five stocks losers on the week, each lost more than 16% of its market cap.
The following is a list of top stocks losers this week.
Eternal Peace and Prosperity (UOFE) -23.37% to the price of IDR 1,000/share
Yanaprima Hastapersada (YPAS) -21.95% to the price of Rp 640/share
Shield On Service (SOSS) -18.18% to IDR 252/share
Esta Multi Usaha (ESTA) -17.44% to Rp 322/share
Cerestar Indonesia (TRGU) -16.44% to Rp 376/share
Meanwhile, the highest increase this week was recorded by Oscar Mitra Sukses Sejahtera, which in a week rose 44.71 percent to Rp. 123/share from last week’s price of Rp. 85/share.
Four other issuers that also rose significantly were Arkora Hydro (ARKO) up 41.00%, Global Mediacom (BMTR) up 40.97%, Pelangi Indah Canindo (PICO) up 37.12% and Bumi Resources (BUMI) up 31. 40%
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