Indonesia's IDX Closes Sharply Lower, 376 Stocks in the Red (Monday, October 30, 2023)
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The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) weakened 22.9 points or 0.34% to 6,735.892 at the close of trading on Monday (30/10/2023). Today's index decline was burdened by 376 stocks entering the red zone.
Based on the IDX-IC Sectoral Index, nine stock sectors declined today. The health sector fell the most, at minus 2.35%, followed by the non-primary consumer goods sector and the energy sector, which fell by minus 1.89% and minus 1.76%, respectively.
Meanwhile, only two stock sectors increased, led by the infrastructure sector, which rose 3.22%, followed by the industrial sector, which rose 0.13%.
According to RTI Business data, the frequency of stock trading on the domestic exchange today was 1.3 million transactions.
A total of 20.37 billion shares changed hands, with transaction value reaching Rp10.29 trillion.
The issuer with the code NSSS was today's top loser after weakening 23.53%, followed by PRIM and WINS, which contracted by 20.51% and 17.82%, respectively.
On the other hand, today's top gainer was MBTO, which strengthened by 34.95%, followed by issuers PTSN and CUAN, which strengthened by 25% and 16.33%, respectively.
The majority of stocks closed weaker in today's trading. Specifically, 376 stocks weakened, 175 stocks were stagnant, and 201 stocks strengthened.
Meanwhile, most Asian regional stock exchanges strengthened this afternoon. The Nikkei index weakened 0.95% to 30,697, the Hang Seng index strengthened 0.04% to 17,406.359, the Shanghai index strengthened 0.12% to 3,021.550, and the Strait Times index strengthened 0.08% to 3,064.290.
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