Red US Stock Exchange Affected By SVB Bankruptcy, JCI Dropped 1.54 Percent In Session I

JAKARTA - The Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) fell in the first trading session on Tuesday, March 14.

From VOI's monitoring, the JCI fell 104.77 points or 1.54 percent to 6,682.19. Today's highest level was the JCI at 6,764.17 and the lowest at 6,673.

The trading volume reached 15.78 billion shares with a value of IDR 8.87 trillion. The trading frequency reached 1.27 million transactions.

All sectors supporting the JCI experienced a fall. The IDXTRANS sector fell the most by 2.77 percent, followed by the IDXTECHNO sector, which fell 2.55 percent.

As for those included in the top gainers, TGKA shares rose IDR 175 or 2.57 percent to IDR 6,975, CUAN shares rose IDR 125 or 23.58 percent to IDR 655, and KONI shares rose IDR 120 or 4.4 percent to IDR 2,850.

Meanwhile, the top losers were ITMG shares fell by IDR 725 or 1.87 percent to IDR 38,025, UNTR shares fell by IDR 625 or 2.23 percent to IDR 27,450, and NFCX shares fell by IDR 450 or 6.87 percent to IDR 6,100.

If you look at Asian exchanges, the Hangseng, Kospi, and Nikkei are compact in the red zone, respectively, down 1.83 percent, 2.23 percent, and 2.13 percent.

Meanwhile, Wall Street was mostly down in choppy trading late Monday (Tuesday morning WIB), pressured by bank stocks as investors worried about contagion from the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, but the Nasdaq gained as several sectors benefited from hopes the Federal Reserve could ease rate hikes.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 90.5 points, or 0.28 percent, to settle at 31,819.14 points. The S&P 500 index lost 5.83 points, or 0.15 percent, to end at 3,855.76 points. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq Composite index added 49.96 points, or 0.45 percent, to close at 11,188.84 points.