JAKARTA (Yosefardi) – Composite index of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) ended higher 0.95% at 4466 Friday (Feb 7), inline with regional markets sentiment.
Asian shares regained a measure of stability on Friday, stepping further away from five-month lows after a strong rally on Wall Street and hopeful signs the upcoming U.S. payroll report could put some global growth concerns to rest, Reuters reported.
In Jakarta bourse, Bank Rakyat Indonesia jumped 3.87%, Alam Sutera surged 3.74%, Bumi Serpong Damai hiked 2.67%, Bank Mandiri climbed 1.74%, and Bank Tabungan Negara lifted 6.19%.
Among losers were Adaro Energy (-0.55%0, Telkom (-0.43%), Adhi Karya (-0.26%), Wijaya Karya (- 0.25%), Hanson International (-0.85%), and Berau Coal (-2.22%).
Nymex’s crude oil retreated 0.27% to US$97.58 per barrel while gold increased 0.33% to US$1,261.40 per ounce. The rupiah weakened again to Rp12,176 against the US Dollar.