IDX 3.501

Rupiah 8.850

IDX ditutup 3.501 menguat +67 (+1.95%)

dengan transaksi senilai Rp. 6.331 Triliun

Sementara Indeks LQ 45 naik 14,125 poin (2,33%) ke level 618,750.

Seperti kita perkirakan DANA ASING MASUK sangat besar, sehingga Asing membukukan NET BUY Rp.554.6 Milyar dengan mengkoleksi saham saham pada sector Banking, Commodities (terutama Coal mining) dan Cement

Saham-saham yang naik signifikan dan masuk dalam jajaran top gainers:

• Gudang Garam (GGRM) naik Rp 2.300 ke Rp 35.750, 
• Astra Internasional (ASII) naik Rp 2.000 ke Rp 53.000, 
• Indo Tambangraya (ITMG) naik Rp 850 ke Rp 47.200,
• Indocement (INTP) naik Rp 600 ke Rp 15.650.

Aliran dana Hot money nampaknya kembali masuk ke ASIA seperti nampak pada beberapa negara Asia.

• Indeks Hang Seng melesat 293,40 poin (1,26%) ke level 23.595,24.   
• Indeks Nikkei 225 naik tipis 6,16 poin (0,06%) ke level 10.842,80.   
• Indeks Straits Times menguat tipis 5,24 poin (0,17%) ke level 3.088,07.  

news :

Asian Stocks Set for Best Week in 2 Months

Asian stocks were mixed on Friday. Still, markets are set to finish their best week in two months as investors scooped up bargains amid signs that heavy selling of the past few weeks was drawing to a close. 

Japan's Nikkei stock average closed out the week higher, holding on to gains after hitting a 9-1/2-month high the day before, but most investors were moving to the sidelines ahead of a long weekend in the United States.

The Nikkei [.N225  10842.80    6.16  (+0.06%)] gained 0.06 percent. The broader Topix index was 0.06 percent lower.

Energy and commodities stocks, such as Japan's biggest oil ad gas developer, Inpex, outperformed again as the Middle East turmoil sent oil higher along with safe-haven currencies such as the Swiss Franc. Inpex gained 0.5 percent to 582,000 yen.

The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI)  finished up 1.82 percent at 2,013.14 points, nearing its 20-day moving average of 2,037.04 points after falling nearly 2 percent in the past three sessions.

The S&P/ASX 200 closed the session down 0.04 percent. Australian shares ended little  changed on Friday as investors paused after a strong run that
lifted the market for four straight weeks on the back of a global equity rally, despite mixed local earnings announcements.

In China, the Shanghai Composite [.SSEC  2899.79    -27.17  (-0.93%)] lost 0.9 percent, weighed by tight liquidity conditions as investors start to withdraw some funds from the stock market in preparation for Sinopec's bond issue. Sinopec says it plans to sell 23 billion yuan ($3.5 billion) worth of convertible bonds Wednesday, in what will be the largest convertible bond issuance in the Asia-Pacific region since late August

Hong Kong's Hang Seng [.HSI  23595.24    293.40  (+1.26%)] gained 1 percent.

Singapore stocks paring back gains, up 0.5 percent ahead of the government's budget due later in the afternoon.

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