Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Indonesian financial markets closed higher in yesterday’s trading. Composite Stock Price Index (JCI) and the rupiah exchange rate compactly finished in the green line.
Yesterday, JCI closed at 6,129.09. Up 0.67% compared to the previous day’s close of trading.
Trading took place quite lively with a frequency of 1.41 million transactions involving 22.51 million units of shares worth Rp 14.78 trillion. Foreign investors booked a net purchase of Rp 401.4 billion.
Then the yield (yield) government bonds move down. Yield bonds are inversely proportional to the price. Moment yield down means the price of State Securities (SBN) is rising due to high demand.
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The government held an auction of seven series of Government Securities (SUN) yesterday. The auction succeeded in capturing bids of Rp 80.66 trillion and the government absorbed Rp 21 trillion of them.
In addition, the government also announced the initial issuance of bonds in foreign currencies, namely the euro which will be used to finance sustainable development projects (Sustainable Development Goals/SDGs). The bonds are denominated in euros with a value of EUR 500 million. Coupon rate is 1.3%, yield is 1.351%, tenor is 12 years.
The flow of capital in the stock and bond markets supported the strengthening of the rupiah. In spot market trading, the United States (US) dollar closed at Rp. 14,245 where the rupiah appreciated 0.04%.
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