JAKARTA (Yosefardi) – Composite index of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) ended flat, inched down 0.09% at 4928 on Thursday (June 11), reversed gains at early morning trade.
Markets in Asia climbed on Thursday after a sharp rally in U.S. markets sparked by optimism Greece could strike a deal
with its creditors, Reuters reported.
Bank Rakyat Indonesia dropped 2.64%, Bank Negara Indonesia lost 3.04%, Bank Mandiri fell 2.03%, Indofood declined 1.85%, United Tractors shed 3.1%, and Unilever Indonesia slipped 1.69%. Other losers were Adhi Karya (-3.46%), Media Nusantara Citra (-2.88%), and Global Mediacom (-6.98%).
While Adaro Energy gained 1.2%, Aneka Tambang rose 2.72%, Astra Internasional increased 1.46%, AKR Corporindo jumped 3.67%, Eagle High Plantations surged 5.77%, Bumi Resources advanced 1.59%, Vale Indonesia jumped 4.96%, XL Axiata hiked 5.26%, and Hanson International soared 25%.
Nymex’s crude oil declined 0.42% to US$61.17 per barrel and gold fell 0.54% to US$1,180.20 per ounce. The rupiah
$1,185.80 per ounce. The rupiah strengthened further to Rp13,292 against the US dollar.