Jakarta Composite Index fell 0,49% to 4,916 at the end of session Thursday (4/6)

JAKARTA COMPOSITE INDEX - JAKARTA. Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) finally weakened after rising in six consecutive trading days until yesterday. JCI fell 24.30 points or 0.49% to 4,916.70 at the close of trading session on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), Thursday (4/6).

Seven sectors dragged the JCI into the red zone. The multifarious industry sector recorded the deepest decline, 1.50%. The mining sector fell 1.01%. The manufacturing sector eroded 0.93%. The trade and services sector also fell 0.92%.

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The consumer goods sector fell 0.86%. The basic industry sector corrected 0.80%. The financial sector fell 0.43%.

There are still three sectors that gained today. The construction and property sector gained 1.25%. The plantation sector gained 0.60%. The infrastructure sector index rose 0.31%.

The total transaction volume of the exchange reached 13.76 billion shares with a transaction value of Rp 12.30 trillion. Until the market closed, there were 210 stocks that gained. A total of 201 shares fell in price and 161 shares were flat.

PT PP Properti Tbk ( PPRO ) shares became the top volume in today's trading. The total transaction volume of PPRO shares reached 955 million shares in the regular market. In the non-regular market, the largest transaction volume is PT MNC Vision Networks ( IPTV ) shares, namely 767 million shares.

Today's LQ45 top gainers are:

• PT PP Tbk ( PTPP ) 7.89%
• PT Waskita Karya Tbk ( WSKT ) 6.02%
• PT Wijaya Karya Tbk ( WIKA ) 5.88%

Top losers LQ45 consists of:

• PT Surya Citra Media Tbk ( SCMA ) -4%
• PT Adaro Energy Tbk ( ADRO ) -3.86%
• PT Bumi Serpong Damai Tbk ( BSDE ) -3.80%

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Foreign investors recorded a net purchase of Rp 569 billion in all markets. Shares with the largest net foreign purchases were PT Bank Central Asia Tbk ( BBCA ) Rp 644.3 billion, PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk ( TLKM ) Rp 90.7 billion, and PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk ( BBRI ) Rp 90.7 billion .

The shares with the largest net foreign sales are PT Kalbe Farma Tbk ( KLBF ) Rp. 55.7 billion, PT Active Map Adiperkasa Tbk ( MAPA ) Rp. 31.8 billion, and PT Jasa Marga Tbk ( JSMR ) Rp. 20.8 billion.