JAKARTA (Yosefardi) – Composite index of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) ended lower 0.67% at 4920 on Thursday (June 25), led by banking stocks.
China shares dropped 3.46%, endured a sharp selloff late Thursday, while other regional bourses saw lackluster trade after negotiations between Greece and its creditors hit a stalemate overnight, cnbc.com reported.
Bank Central Asia fell 1.1%, Bank Rakyat Indonesia declined 0.97%, Bank Negara Indonesia lost 2.73%, Bumi Resources dropped 3.08%, Charoen Pokphand shed 6.58%, Kalbe Farma slashed 2.65%, Perusahaan Gas Negara lost 1.49%, Unilever Indonesia declined 1.5%, and United Tractors dropped 6.67%.
Other losers were Adaro Energy (-1.27%), Astra International (-1.44%), Adhi Karya (-1.86%), Waskita Karya (-2.46%), Wijaya Karya (-1.48%), Pakuwon Jati (-3.08%), and Hanson International (-1.34%).
While Alam Sutera jumped 7%, AKR Corporindo gained 3.39%, Bank Mandiri rose 1%, Lippo Karawaci hiked 2.97%, Bank Tabungan Negara lifted 5.33%, Media Nusantara Citra gained 2.05%, Global Mediacom surged 2.16%, and MNC Investama soared 7.5%.
Nymex’s crude oil inched down 0.05% to US$60.24 per barrel while gold rose 0.14% to US$1,174.60 per ounce. The rupiah weakened to Rp13,323 against the US dollar.