Indonesia Stock Exchange Loses Rp 18 Trillion in Market Value in a Week
Jakarta. The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) lost Rp 18 trillion ($1.02 billion) in market capitalization during the week of Aug. 24-28, with most key trading indicators ending lower.
Total market capitalization fell to Rp 11,431 trillion ($644.7 billion), from Rp 11,449 trillion the previous week.
The benchmark stock index also declined 0.12%, closing the week at 6,518.1 compared with 6,525.6 a week earlier.
IDX Corporate Secretary Kautsar Primadi Nurahmad said stock market trading during the Aug. 24-28 period generally ended in negative territory.
“Average daily transaction value also declined by 1.84% to Rp 15.29 trillion from Rp 15.57 trillion in the previous week,” Kautsar said in a statement on Saturday.
Average daily trading volume fell more sharply, dropping 28.33% to 36.05 billion shares from 50.3 billion shares a week earlier.
Meanwhile, the average daily number of transactions decreased 2.64% to 2.15 million from 2.21 million in the previous week.
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