JAKARTA (Yosefardi) – Composite index of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) opened up 0.15% to US$4890 this morning following regional markets.
This morning (June 30), Asian stocks climbed following the worst selloff in global equities since 2013 as investors weighed the developments in Greece’s debt crisis, Bloomberg reported.
Nymex’s crude oil declined 0.3% to US$58.16 per barrel in Asian trading this morning and gold fell 0.18% to US$1,176.90 per ounce.
Indofood CBP gained 1.66%, Gudang Garam rose 1.2%, Surya Citra Media increased 1.05%, Global Mediacom hiked 1.33%, and MNC Investama lifted 1.15%.
Meanwhile, new elected president director of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) Tito Sulistio targets to boost stocks trading value to jump by 3-4 times within next 5 years, from current Rp6 trillion per day.
Along with the Fasting Month, trading in local stocks dropped by half to Rp3.9 trillion yesterday, from its average trading value of Rp6.3 trillion. Foreign investors booked net sell of Rp394.3 billion, cutting year to date net buy to Rp3.5 trillion.