JAKARTA (Yosefardi) – Composite index of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) regained and closed up 0.19% at 4596 after moving at red zone during the day trading.
Global shares stumbled Wednesday after another steep drop in the price of oil reinforced worries about the potential impact on the world economy of job cuts and reduced investment in the energy industry, AP reported.
Adaro Energy gained 3.6%, AKR Corporindo rose 3.65%, Eagle High Plantation hiked 3.53%, Charoen Pokphand climbed 5.45%, Indofood CBP lifted 5.9%, and Unilever gained 3.07%.
Bank Yudha Bhakti also soared 22%, Matahari Putra gained 3.13%, and Garuda jumped 5.35%.
Nymex’s crude oil rose 1.54% to US$30.34 per barrel while gold inched down 0.01% to US$1,127.20 per ounce. The rupiah weakened back to Rp13,757 against the US dollar.