Weekend JCI Dropped To 5,800s, Bank Mandiri, BRI And BCA Shares Were Sold Out By Foreign Investors

Indonesia Stock Exchange Building. (Angga Nugraha / VOI)

JAKARTA - The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) is increasingly stranded in the red zone. For seven days in a row, the JCI was recorded to have weakened.

At the close of trading this weekend, Friday, January 29, JCI fell by 1.96 percent to a level of 5,862.35. Even though this morning, the JCI had reopened to around 6,000 levels.

At the opening of trading this Friday, the JCI was opened at 6,010.34. However, before half an hour has passed, the JCI has moved below the psychological level of 6,000. JCI even touched its lowest level today at 5,825.29.

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All index sectors weakened, except for the property sector. A total of 178 stocks rose, 307 stocks fell, and 142 stocks were stagnant.

The stock that gained the most today was PT Matahari Putra Prima Tbk (LPPF) with a gain of 34.88 percent. The stock that dropped the most today was PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Agrobiaga Tbk (AGRO) with a decrease of 6.94 percent.

Today's trading volume was recorded at 16.98 million shares with a transaction value of IDR 16.65 trillion. Foreign investors today are selling shares of major Indonesian banks, namely PT Bank Mandiri Tbk (BMRI) for IDR430.2 billion, PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk (BBRI) for IDR328.2 billion, and PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BBCA) for IDR99. 7 mylar.