Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) closed slightly down -0.48% this week. point to point and closed at position 7,019,639 as of close of business on Friday 2 December 2022.
For four trading days this week, the JCI has finished in the red zone, with only one day ending in the green zone. The JCI has also been recorded to have limited movements each of which indicates a stable market it is still in a volatile condition and tends to move sideways.
Citing stock data, foreigners were registered as a buy this weeknet purchase) of IDR 886 billion across all markets. Total capital market transactions were re-engaged and rapidly increased to Rp. 87.61 trillion from Rp. 52 trillion last week, which was slow to coincide with the first week of the world cup global sporting event.
Trading volume this week involved 157 billion shares and changed hands 6.03 million times.
According to data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), the top five stocks losers in the week, each lost more than 24% of its market capitalization.
Below is a list of the best titles losers this week.
Bersama Zatta Jaya (ZATA) -28.99% at a price of Rp 169/share
GoTo Gojek Tokopedia (GOTO) -28.65% at a price of IDR 132/share
Tri Banyan Tirta (HIGH) -26.87% at a price of IDR 98/share
Maximus Graha Persada Insurance (ASMI) -24.55% at Rp 126/share
Intimedia time (TMPO) -24.38% at a price of IDR 121/share
Meanwhile, the largest increase this week was recorded by Singaraja Putra (SINI), which strengthened 69.03% in a week to Rp 955/share from last week’s price of Rp 565/share.
Four other issuers that also gained significantly were Indonesia Prima Property (OMRE) up 59%, Sanurhasta Mitra (MINA) up 58%, SLJ Global (SULI) up 40% and Nusantara Almazia (NZIA ) up 36%.
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