JAKARTA (Yosefardi) – Composite index of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) ended lower 0.53% at 4513 Thursday (Jan. 14), closed off its low, having no impact from the suicide bombing at midday by terrorist killing six people near Sarinah complex, Central Jakarta.
Global stock markets sank almost across the board Thursday as pessimism following a sustained weakness in oil prices and a dive on Wall Street prevailed over data showing economies on the mend, AP reported.
Adaro Energy lost 1.9%, AKR Corporindo fell 2.78%, Bank Central Asia declined 1.14%, Charoen Pokphand shed 1.2%, Indofood dropped 2.56%, Indocement slashed 2.35%, Semen Indonesia lost 2.75%, Telkom down 1.72%, and Unilever fell 1.04%.
While Timah jumped 6.48%, London Sumatera surged 3.67%, Eagle High Plantation hiked 6.67%, Bank Danamon lifted 3.9%, and Aneka Tambang rose 2.99%.
Nymex’s crude oil rose 0.75% to US$30.71 per barrel and gold rose 0.5% to US$1,092.50 per ounce. The rupiah weakened to Rp13,877 against the US dollar.