JCI Climbs 0.92%; BRI, BCA Top Foreign Buys
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22 February 2021 12:46 WIB
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Jakarta Composite Index or JCI opened today's trade in the safe territory. At the beginning of Monday's trade at the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), the index stood at 6,288.9.
The position was higher by 57 points compared to last week's trade closing of 6,231.9.
Today's trade opening is signified by ample foreign buys, which amounted to Rp84.2 billion. The shares of Bank Rakyat Indonesia (IDX: BBRI) recorded the most foreign net buy with a value of Rp42 billion.
This caused the stock price increase by 1.25 percent to trade for Rp4,850 per share.
The shares of Bank Central Asia (IDX: BBCA), another major bank, was the second most bought by investors. The net buy value was Rp28.4 billion, and BBCA price rose 1.17 percent to Rp34,525 per share.
Other top gainers are MLPL (+17.6%) and BANK (+11.45%).
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