JAKARTA - The Composite Stock Price Index (JCI) was at the level of 7,086.65 at the close of trading on Friday, June 10. At this level, the JCI fell 1.34 percent from the previous week's 7,182.96.
Even so, from its initial position this year, the JCI still grew 7.68 percent.
One of the drivers is the record of net buys (net buys) of foreign investors. Citing information from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), foreign investor transactions continued to increase, although last Friday recorded a net sale of Rp195.77 billion.
"So far this year until Friday June 10, foreign investors booked a net buy of IDR 70.58 trillion," said IDX Corporate Secretary Yulianto Aji Sadono in a statement quoted on Sunday 12 June.
On the other hand, during last week, to be precise from June 6 to 10, 2022, the average transaction volume of the Exchange closed in positive territory by recording an increase of 0.03 percent or was at the position of 27.722 billion shares from 27.713 billion shares last week.
The average daily frequency of the Exchange experienced a change of 0.05 percent to 1,548,503 transactions from 1,549,235 transactions at the close of the previous week.
Meanwhile, the movement of the stock market capitalization during the week also experienced a change of 1.46 percent, amounting to Rp9,269.64 trillion from Rp9,406.9 trillion at the close of the previous week.
Meanwhile, a 23.26 percent change occurred in the average daily transaction value of the Exchange for a week, which was Rp17.19 trillion from Rp22.39 trillion in the previous week.
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