JAKARTA (Yosefardi) – Composite index of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) ended higher 0.7% at 4894 on Monday (July 13) following regional and global markets.
Greece’s bailout agreement received a lukewarm reception in markets with stocks rising, Bloomberg reported.
Astra Agro gained 1.27%, Astra International rose 1.87%, Bank Central Asia increased 1.5%, Bumi Serpong Damai jumped 4.48%, Gudang Garam hiked 3.48%, Indofood CBP lifted 3.09%, Jasa Marga climbed 2.55%, Kalbe Farma rose 1.52%, Perusahaan Gas Negara gained 2.64%, and United Tractors up 2.1%.
State-owned construction stocks also gained such as Adhi Karya (+5.04%), Waskita Karya (+3.04%), and Wijaya Karya (+1.78%).
While Adaro Energy lost 2.36%, Bumi Resources fell 3.57%, Eagle Asia Plantation declined 2.2%, London Sumatra shed 2.2%, and Bank Tabungan Negara slashed 2.1%.
Nymex’s crude oil dropped 2.16% to US$51.60 per barrel and gold fell 0.2% to US$1,155.30 per ounce. The rupiah slightly weakened to Rp13,309 against the US dollar.