IHSG sesi 1 ditutup anjlok 3,06% ke level 7.152

The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) experienced a significant downturn at the close of Friday’s (24/4) first trading session, extending the weakness observed since the morning’s opening. According to data compiled from Stockbit, the composite index plunged into negative territory, settling at 7,152.85.

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This sharp decline saw the IHSG shed 225.75 points, marking a 3.06 percent drop to its closing level of 7,152.85. The day’s trading activity registered a substantial transaction value of Rp13.24 trillion, with a total volume of 28.64 billion shares exchanged across 1.66 million frequencies, reflecting considerable market movement despite the bearish trend.

Amidst the broader market retreat, several stocks managed to post notable gains, emerging as the day’s Top Gainers:

  • BNBA (Bank Bumi Arta) surged by 170 points (24.46%) to 865

  • BRNA (Berlina) climbed 155 points (24.41%) to 790

  • RODA (Pikko Land Development Tbk.) advanced 16 points (20.25%) to 95

  • DIVA (Distribusi Voucher Nusantara) increased 25 points (15.63%) to 185

  • CTTH (Citatah) rose 18 points (13.85%) to 148

Conversely, a number of equities faced significant selling pressure, leading them to be categorized as Top Losers:

  • SKBM (Sekar Bumi) tumbled 120 points (15.00%) to 680

  • HOPE (Harapan Duta Pertiwi) fell 40 points (14.93%) to 228

  • LPPF (MDS Retailing) dropped 285 points (14.69%) to 1,655

  • KOBX (Kobexindo Tractors) declined 36 points (14.63%) to 210

  • DEFI (Danasupra Erapacific) retreated 29 points (14.57%) to 170

In terms of monetary activity, certain stocks dominated the market in terms of transaction value, indicating strong investor interest or major block trades. The stocks with the Top Value were:

  • BBCA (Bank Central Asia) with Rp1.56 trillion

  • BBRI (Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero)) with Rp820.48 billion

  • BUMI (Bumi Resources) with Rp466.92 billion

  • PTRO (Petrosea) with Rp410.54 billion

  • BMRI (Bank Mandiri (Persero)) with Rp391.04 billion

Reflecting the intensity of trading, other stocks led in terms of the sheer number of shares exchanged, highlighting their high liquidity or speculative interest. The Top Volume stocks included:

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  • BUMI (Bumi Resources) with 20.43 million shares

  • GOTO (GoTo Gojek Tokopedia) with 15.92 million shares

  • MAXI (Maxindo Karya Anugerah) with 14.20 million shares

  • KOTA (DMS Propertindo) with 12.99 million shares

  • MDIA (Intermedia Capital) with 10.43 million shares

Looking beyond the domestic market, the performance of Asian stock markets presented a mixed picture on Friday. Data compiled from Stockbit and Yahoo Finance revealed varied movements across the region:

  • The Nikkei 225 in Japan advanced by 0.54% to 59,463.04

  • The Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong declined by 0.20% to 25,862.61

  • The SSE Composite Index in China dropped by 0.59% to 4,069.37

  • The Straits Times Index in Singapore slipped by 0.65% to 4,912.16

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