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WORDBND.COM - Composite Stock Price Index (CSPI) finished higher on Friday trading (29/11). The index added +58 points (+0.99 percent) to the level of 6,011.
LQ45 index + 1.14% to 956. IDX30 index + 1.22% to 523 levels. IDX80 index + 1.08% to 135. JII index + 1.11% to 667 positions. Kompas100 index + 1.01% to 1,208. The Sri Kehati Index +1.20 percent to 379. The SMInfra18 index +1.47 percent to 306.
Most active stocks:
MOM
IPTV,MNCN,TLKM,PURE,JSKY,ENVY
.
LQ45 top gainers:
JSMR,AKRA,BBTN,EXCL,CTRA,SCMA,BMRI
.
LQ45 top losers stocks:
INCO,ADRO,SMGR,LPPF,INKP,PTBA,MNCN .
The transaction value reached IDR7.23 trillion. Trading volume of 108.92 million lots of shares. Foreign investors booked a net sale of Rp219.81 billion.
The rupiah exchange rate weakened -0.11 percent to the level of Rp14,100 against the USD (04.00 pm).
Asian Stock
Asian stock markets slipped in trading Friday (11/29). Investors are cautious about worrying about the US bill that supports the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong. This has the potential to cripple efforts to end the US vs China trade conflict.
"The assumption of most investors is that this will not frustrate trade negotiations given that China is suffering from an economic slowdown," said Norihiro Fujito, Analyst at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
"For Chinese investors and the Hong Kong Community, we are very careful," said Jackson Wong, Director of Asset Management at Amber Hill Capital. "We wait and see whether the two countries will take any action," he added.
Hong Kong's stock market is the motor of weakening the Asian market. The Hang Seng Index was corrected significantly. Leading shares, AIA fell -2.24 percent.
China's stock market weakened at the end of the session. The Shenzhen Component Index to the red zone, dropped -0.42 percent to 9,582. The Shenzhen Composite Index moved down -0.297 percent to 1,593.
On the Japanese stock market, the Nikkei 225 Index also weakened at the end of trading. The Topix index fell -0.51 percent to 1,699.
While on the South Korean stock exchange, the Kospi Index fell -1.45 percent as weakening leading stocks. Hyundai Motor's share price fell -2.42 percent. The Bank of Korea announced this Friday that it would keep its benchmark interest rate at 1.25 percent. This decision was in line with analysts' expectations.
While the S & P / ASX 200 Index (Australia) moved down -0.26 percent to 6,846. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index (excluding the Japanese stock market) slipped -1.15 percent.
The US dollar index rose slightly to 98.33 compared to the previous session at 98.305.
The exchange rate of the yen advanced to 109.49 against the USD compared to yesterday's session position at 109.58 yen.
The Australian dollar strengthened to $ 0.6772 compared to the previous session at $ 0.6761.
Nikkei Index (Japan) - 0.49% to 23,293 levels.
Shanghai (China) index -0.61% to 2,871.
The Hang Seng Index (Hong Kong) -2.03% at 26,346 levels.
STI Index (Singapore) -0.31% to level 3,190.
European exchanges
European stock markets are in the red zone during the early minutes of trading on Friday (29/11) morning local time. This weakening occurred amid tensions between the US and China over the pro-democracy protest movement in Hong Kong.
DAX Index (Germany) - 0.50% at the level of 13,180.
The FTSE Index (UK) -0.52% to 7,378.
The CAC index (France) -0.27% at the level of 5,896.
OIL
Oil prices were mixed in the afternoon session on Friday trading (11/29) accompanied by quiet trading activities as the Thanksgiving holiday in the US limited activity. Meanwhile investors are waiting and seeing OPEC meetings and their allies next week. The outcome of the meeting is likely to extend the agreement to cut production to support the market.
Brent oil fell 8 cents to the price of USD63.79 per barrel (07:40 GMT). While WTI oil rose 4 cents to as low as USD58.15 per barrel.
(cnbc / reuters / awj / idx)
Source: Ipotnews