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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia– The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) remained strong in the green zone during trading, on Tuesday (12/1/2020), having entered the red zone due to DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan, who was reported that he contracted the corona virus. JCI Finally monitored bsuccessfully closed fly 2% ke level 5.724,74on trade December the first Tuesday (1/12/20).
JCI managed to go green strong after the release of Manufacturing PMI data, where IHS Markit reported that manufacturing activity is reflected in the Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) at 50.6 in November 2020. Almost three points more compared to the previous month’s position of 47.8in fact, it is well above the consensus that predicts that Indonesia’s PMI will only be in the 47.2 range.
PMI uses the number 50 as a starting point. If it is above 50, it means that the business world is entering an expansion phase, if it is below 50 then it is still contracting.
In addition, the November inflation data released by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) also brings good news, where in November there was an inflation of 0.28% after the last quarter, also known as three consecutive months from July to September, Indonesia recorded deflation indicating a problem. people’s purchasing power is weak.
In November itself, the consensus still predicts an inflation of 0.21%, which means that the publication of the BPS is better than the consensus and makes this a positive sentiment for market players because this figure indicates that the purchasing power of the People has started to recover and it has become the highest inflation since February. ago before Covid-19 broke out in the country at 0.28%.
Even so, the foreign funds coming out were getting heavier, amounting to Rp 736 billion only in the regular market with a transaction value of IDR 16, 5 billion.
Here are the foreign net sold shares.
It was noted that Red Plate issuer PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (TLKM) was once again targeted to sell foreign investors with a net sale of Rs 190 billion. However, TLKM managed to close, appreciating slightly by 0.31% to the level of Rs 3,240 / pc in yesterday’s trading.
Subsequently, the names of bank issuers with large market capitalization, also known as Big Cap, appeared, namely PT Bank Mandiri Tbk (BMRI), which was sold for Rp. 88 billion and PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BBCA), which was sold for Rp.82 billion.
Despite the fact that foreigners received a shower of massive net sales, the two bank issuers were still able to go green, where BMRI registered a 3.16% appreciation while BBCA managed to rise 3.06%.
Another large cap issuer on this list is PT HM Sampoerna Tbk (HMSP) with an appreciation of 2.62% despite selling at a net foreign price of IDR 61 billion.
More recently, DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan announced that he tested positive for Covid-19 after the PCR testing process. Anies, one of the regional bosses who announced that he was positive for Covid-19.
Again he appealed to the citizens of Jakarta so that the Covid-19 virus could approach anyone without knowing its status, and Covid-19 still exists.
“To all citizens, pray that we recover, that we return to full work at City Hall. I remind you that Covid is still there. It can reach anyone. Let us be disciplined when wearing masks, washing our hands regularly, keeping our distance. , Efforts must be made to jointly protect against the risk of transmission. “May Allah bless the city of Jakarta and protect us all,” Anies said on his YouTube channel on Tuesday (1/12).
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