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26 November 2020 NEW!
From the domestic market, investors are seen starting to take profit taking after the r...
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25 November 2020
The good news from the US has energized almost all stock exchanges in the world, includ...
11 November 2020
Indonesia officially entered into a recession zone after posting negative economic growth for 2 consecutive quarters. However, the JCI drew strength from US election where Joe Biden is projected to be the winner. This is reinforced by the chance that GOP will retain a majority seat in the senate, which would block any policy plans that deemed unfavorable to business. Other than thatwe are trying to identify companies which performed well in 3Q20.
15 October 2020
Bank Indonesia (BI) has set the BI Seven Days Reverse Repo Rate (BI 7-DRRR) at 4% for the October 2020 period, or has held the benchmark interest rate for 4 consecutive months.
8 October 2020
The JCI fell sharply by -7.03% in September, ending a long market rally which started at the end of March. This was accompanied by a massive amount of foreign net sell which recorded at IDR 15.5 Trillion. Meanwhile, the Omnibus Law on Job Creation was passed in early October which will impact the economy and stock market. Furthermore, as Indonesia set to enter its first recession in 20 years, we revisit the 1998 monetary crisis to get a glimpse on how investors can prepare for a recession.
1 October 2020
Due to low interest in PBS003, the government only sold IDR6.4 trillion Government Sharia Bond (sukuk) on Tuesday (29/09) or under the indicative target of IDR10 trillion.
18 September 2020
In August 2020, Indonesia had a trade balance surplus of USD 2.33 Bn. However, the still weak import figure indicated that both domestic production and demand remained low. Meanwhile, Bank Indonesia decided to keep the BI-7DRRR rate at 4.00% in order to maintain stability of Indonesian Rupiah. The re-enforcement of PSBB potentially will hold down the economic recovery.
