JAKARTA (Yosefardi) – Composite index of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) ended up 3.98% at 4,358 Tuesday (Sept 10) in line with regional markets.
Japan’s Nikkei and Shanghai gained more than 1% while India’s BSE jumped 3.23%. World and regional shares climbed to a near one-month high helped by receding expectations of U.S.-led military action against Syria and after better-than-expected Chinese data, Reuters reported.
In Jakarta bourse, banking stocks led; Bank Mandiri (+13.67%), Bank Negara Indonesia (+12.33%), Bank Rakyat Indonesia (+11.8%), and Bank Central Asia (+4.8%).
Property stocks also regained from their bottoms. Alam Sutera soared 21.57%, Bumi Serpong Damai jumped 12%, and Lippo Karawaci gained 5.7%.
Other gainers were Astra International (+8.55%), Charoen Pokphand (+15.38%), Kalbe Farma (+6.87%), Telkom (+6%), Media Nusantara Citra (+7.08%), Waskita Karya (+11.34%), Global Mediacom (+7.69%), Multipolar (+12.12%), and Bumi Resources Minerals (+15.38%).
Among losers were Borneo Lumbung (-6.12%), Aneka Tambang (-6.76%), Adaro Energy (-9.9%), BW Plantation (-4.55%), Harum Energy (-13.8%), Indika Energy (-8.97%), and Timah (-10.19%).
Nymex’s crude oil declined 0.8% to US$108.60 per barrel. The rupiah was traded flat at Rp11,180 against the US Dollar.