Composite Index falls 2.54 percent

Composite Stock Price Index (CSPI), Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) Friday, down 2.54 percent because investors are still monitoring the crisis that happened in Greece.

Exchange Composite Index closed down 71.283 points to 2739.333 follow-level CSPI weakened LQ 45 15.521 points (2.87 percent) to a level of 525.370.

PT Millennium Fund Analyst-thama Securities, Ahmad Riyadi in Jakarta, said Friday, the stock market will still be influenced by the Greek bailout process. The panic began to spread to the countries of the world.

Besides, he added, declining JCI is considered normal, because the previous JCI JCI continues to strengthen, so buying into saturated area (overbought).

He added that there has been no positive sentiment from the internal and external communication and encourage the strengthening of JCI. It is expected that President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) Sri Mulyani announced the successor to the market can respond and give a positive sentiment.

At the close of the weaker stocks reached 206, while the strengthened as much as 33 and 45 unchanged. Trade volume reached 3.878 billion shares of 92 563 transactions with a value of Rp5, 254 trillion.

Asia Stock Composite Index closed at amongst others, the Hang Seng index fell 213.12 points (1.06 percent) to the position of 19920.29, the Nikkei 225 fell 330.10, or 3.10 percent to 10364.59, and the Singapore Straits Time Index weakened 22.44 points (0.79 percent) to a level of 2817.21.

While the shares that declined, Bumi Resources (BUMI) fell Rp50 to Rp2, 300, Astra International weakened Rp1, 700 to Rp40, 200, Adaro Energy (Adro) fell to Rp1 to Rp70, 930.

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