JCI Ended Up 1.31 Percent, BCA And SCTV Shares Most Sold By Foreign Investors

Indonesia Stock Exchange Building. (Angga Nugraha / VOI)

Jakarta - The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) ended down again. JCI on Tuesday, September 22, fell 1.31 percent or 65.27 points to 4,934.09 at the end of trading.

All sectoral indices dragged JCI to the red zone. The deepest decline occurred in the plantation sector, namely 2.50 percent. The financial sector plunged 1.97 percent, the consumer goods sector fell 1.20 percent, the mining sector fell by 1.18 percent, and the manufacturing sector fell 0.99 percent.

Then the basic industrial sector fell 0.87 percent, the infrastructure sector fell 0.82 percent, the construction and property sector fell 0.78 percent, the trade and services sector fell 0.66 percent, while the miscellaneous industrial sector fell 0.38 percent.

Today's trading volume reached 9.59 billion shares with a transaction value of IDR 6.87 trillion. A total of 123 stocks rose, 305 stocks fell, and 144 stocks were stagnant.

Foreign investors recorded net sales or net sell of IDR632.50 billion in all markets. The stocks with the largest net sales by foreign investors were PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BBCA), which sold 33.95 million shares with a transaction value of IDR 428.6 billion.

Then PT Surya Citra Media Tbk (SCMA) sold 97.49 million shares with a transaction value of Rp. 97.8 billion. And PT Bank Mandiri Tbk (BMRI), which sold 307.36 million shares with a transaction value of IDR 71.7 billion.