Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) finally broke 6,100 in the second trading session, Wednesday (16/12/2020). Foreign investors are recorded to book shares on the stock exchange in the domestic market.
IDX data shows, at 14:17 WIB, the JCI was recorded to have strengthened 1.59% to the level of 6,103.67 with a transaction value of more than Rp 17.69 trillion. Foreign investors recorded a net buy of Rp 607.71 billion in the regular market.
Five of the stocks driving the JCI strengthening were PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (ANTM) shares which rose 15.06% to a price of Rp 1,795 / unit. This share transaction value reached IDR 2 trillion.
Then the shares of PT Telkom Indonesia Tbk (TLKM) which rose 4.35% to a price of Rp.3,600 / unit. The transaction value reached IDR 1.4 trillion. Then the shares of PT Perusahaan Gas Negara Tbk (PGAS) shot 2.79% to a price of Rp 1,840 / unit with a transaction value of Rp 719.4 billion.
Then the shares of PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BBCA) which rose 1.84% to a price of IDR 34,575 / share with a transaction value of IDR 663.1 billion.
Next was the shares of PT XL Axiata Tbk (EXCL) which rose 7.78% to a price of Rp 2920 / unit with a transaction value of Rp 630.1 billion.
This strengthening continued to continue the rally in the first session, where the JCI rose 1.47% or 88.5 points to 6,098,645 with 301 stocks strengthening, 168 others fell and the remaining 238 flat. With this strengthening, JCI correction was recorded at the remaining 3.19% throughout the current year.
The CNBC Indonesia Research Team assessed that a bright spot related to US stimulus was the fuel that would encourage the strengthening of world stock markets today.
The Democrat Party and Republican Party released proposals worth US $ 908 billion, equivalent to Rp12,600 trillion (exchange rate Rp.14,000 / US $) last Monday. The Democrat Party currently controls the House of Representative (DPR) while the Republican Party controls the Senate, which is why additional stimulus continues to experience tensions.
The good news is that the majority and minority leaders in each of these “rooms” have now met and are conducting negotiations.
There are House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of the Democratic Party, House of Representatives minority chairman Kevin McCarthy of the Republican Party, Senate majority leader Mitch McConnel of the Republican Party, and Senate minority chairman Chuck Schumer of the Democratic Party.
“We will not leave here without a stimulus package. We will remain here until the stimulus package to tackle Covid-19 is reached, no matter how long it takes,” McConnell said as reported by CNBC International.
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