JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Price Index Share combined (IHSG) immediately accelerated at the start of trading on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) on Monday (11/4/2022). This is different from the Garuda currency which weakened in spot market trading.
Reporting from RTI data, at 09.02 WIB, the JCI was at the level of 7,327.38 or up 116.54 points (1.6 percent) compared to the previous close at the level of 7,210.83.
A total of 186 share advanced in the green zone and 76 stocks in the red zone, while the other 272 stocks were stagnant. The transaction value so far has reached Rp 1 trillion with a volume of 2.5 million shares.
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CEO of Indo Premier Sekuritas Moleonoto The said, positive market interest with the IPO of GOTO shares created an opportunity for the JCI to strengthen, and was even predicted to set another record at the beginning of the week.
“High market interest has made GoTo stock orders oversubscribed by up to 15.7x. This is a historic moment, as well as being a positive catalyst for the JCI movement, which has scored all-time highs several times,” said Moleonoto in a written statement, quoted on Monday (10/10). 4/2022).
Meanwhile, GoTo’s shares, which just took the floor today, immediately moved to a position of Rp. 378, up 11.8 percent compared to the price set at the IPO of Rp. 338 per share.
As for the red Asian bourses, the Nikkei fell 0.1 percent, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng 1.5 percent, the Shanghai Composite 0.8 and the Straits Times 0.47 percent.
Wall Street at the close of last Friday was mostly red with the S&P 500 dropping 0.27 percent, and the Nasdaq Composite down 1.34 percent. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) rose 0.4 percent.
Exchange rates rupiah against the US dollar in the spot market this morning weakened. Reporting from Bloomberg data, at 09.03 WIB the rupiah moved at the level of Rp. 14,375 per US dollar, or down 14 points (0.09 percent) compared to the previous closing at the level of Rp. 14,362 per US dollar.
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