JAKARTA (Yosefardi) – Composite index of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) opened in red zone this morning, down 0.24% to 5230.
Asian stocks were mixed on the first trading day of the week, following a weak lead from Wall Street, and continued jitters in the oil market, cnbc.com reported.
Astra Internasional fell 1%, Indofood declined 2%, Vale Indonesia shed 1.25%, and Alam Sutera lost 1.72%.
While Bumi Resources gained 6.9%, Berau Coal rose 2.94%, and Visi Media increased 1.5%.
Foreign investors booked net sell of Rp4.2 billion on Friday last week. During 2014, foreign investors’s net buy reached Rp42.59 trillion. Foreign investors held 41% of stocks transaction during last year.