JAKARTA (Yosefardi) – Composite index of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) ended lower 0.4% at 4937 on Tuesday (June 23) due to late selling. The trade was volatile.
While Asian shares closed in green, bolstered by hopes that Greece’s latest budget proposals would stave off a debt default and lead to a deal with lenders later this week, Reuters reported.
Astra International fell 2.5%, Bank Rakyat Indonesia lost 1.37%, Bumi Serpong Damai declined 1.1%, Bumi Resources shed 1.56%, Charoen Pokphand dropped 3.51%, Xl Axiata lost 3.75%, Vale Indonesia slashed 2.65%, and Unilever Indonesia fell 2.53%.
Otherwise Eagle High Plantations soared 10.85%, Jababeka gained 6.05%, Bank Tabungan Negara rose 1.33%, Adhi Karya increased 1.83%, Waskita Karya jumped 4.73%, Media Nusantara Citra hiked 1.32%, and Global Mediacom lifted 1.3%.
Nymex’s crude oil fell 0.48% to US$60.09 per barrel and gold retreated 0.03% to US$1,183.80 per ounce. The rupiah slightly up to Rp13,316 against the US dollar.