JAKARTA (Yosefardi) – Composite index of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) ended down 0.4% at 4233 Thursday (November 28) while most markets in the region closed in green.
Asian shares were in a buoyant mood, with Japanese stocks hitting their highest close in nearly six years after the yen fell sharply on relatively positive U.S. economic data, while two major regional currencies slumped, Reuters reported.
In Jakarta bourse, Alam Sutera lost 2.1%, Bumi Serpong Damai fell 2.2%, Bumi Resources dropped 8.96%, Borneo Lumbung Energy shed 7.4%, and Lippo Karawaci down 1.1%.
Other losers were Adhi Karya (-3.07%), Waskita Karya (-2.2%), Wijaya Karya (-1.23%), and Hanson International (-3.8%).
Among gainers were Telkom (+1.18%), Perusahaan Gas Negara (+2%), London Sumatra (+1.14%), BW Plantation (+2.5%),
Nymex’s crude oil inched down 0.01% to US$92.29 per barrel while gold increased 0.25% to US$1,241 per ounce. The Rupiah weakened further to Rp11,930 against the US Dollar.