JAKARTA (Yosefardi) – Composite index of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) ended up 0.28% at 5336 on Wednesday (Feb 11), but closed off its high. The index moved at range of 5328-5345 during the day trading.
Asian stock markets turned cautious on Wednesday amid concern over the Greek debt crisis, Reuters reported. China’s central bank on Tuesday said it was ready to fight a downturn, while not taking excessive risks with credit creation.
At Jakarta bourse, Aneka Tambang gained 3.38%, Astra International rose 3.28%, Alam Sutera increased 1.59%, Bank Central Asia hiked 1.27%, Bank Mandiri lifted 1.08%, and Vale Indonesia climbed 1.27%.
Garuda Indonesia also jumped 4.67%, Berau Coal surged 4.65%, and Waskita Karya gained 2.27%.
While Adaro Energy fell 1.51%, Bank Negara Indonesia declined 1.1%, Jababeka lost 1.23%, Trada Maritim dropped 12.17%, Bank Tabungan Negara shed 1.91%, and Global Mediacom slashed 3.01%.
Nymex’s crude oil rose 0.8% to US$50.42 per barrel and gold increased 0.41% to US$1,236.70 per ounce. The rupiah weakened back to Rp12,700 against the US dollar.