Theindonesiatoday.com - Composite index of Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) crashed 4% to 3313 this morning on delayed correction of blue chip stocks.
Astra International, the largest company on IDX by market cap, opened lower by 4.5%, while Indo Tambangraya crashed 7.9%.
Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGAS), Adaro Energy, Bank Mandiri, Semen Gresik, Bumi Resources also tumbled in the opening minutes of trading. Semen Gresik, for example, dropped 8%, while Mandiri slashed 6%.
Unilever tumbled 7.54% in the opening minutes, while Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) dropped 2.61%. Bank Central Asia, third largest company by market cap, also lost 4.4%. Adaro dropped as much as 5.1%, while Kalbe, Gudang Garam, United Tractors, and Gudang Garam dropped more than 5% each.
Trading volume is relatively heavier this morning. In the first ten minutes of trading, BUMI shares volume trading already reached 53 million.
Other markets in the region are mainly in red zone with KOSPI drops 1%, while Hang Seng declines further by 0.49%. Australia's All Ordinaries has lost 0.81% so far, while Shanghai is the only major emerging market in positive territory, but with only 0.03% gain.
European markets ended mainly lower yesterday on negative sentiments from falling commodities. FTSE 100 conceded 1.82%. DJIA and Nasdaq also ended lower by 0.02% and 0.77% respectively last night.
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