In a relatively busy day of trading this happens recorded 121 417 transactions at a volume of 5.823 billion shares and record the capitalization value of Rp5, 030 trillion. Of the total active shares, 129 shares close higher, 86 shares fell, and 86 did not change the price.
The appreciation of stocks on Wall Street after the U.S. was "not excited" because the issue of Goldman Sachs IDX exhale positive sentiment in this day and encourage action to buy seed stock.
"What is JCI shown far better than any other Asian market indices. A number of stocks rose moderately, led by consumer-based stocks," said vice president of Asia Valbury Future, Nico Omer Jonckheere.
Investors in the bourses of the world, particularly Wall Street is now focused on performance-listed issuers that show improved performance such as Motorola and Starwood Hotels, the results exceeded analyst estimates.
Investors in Europe, he added, also more optimistic about the bailout plan that Greece will soon be announced next few days.
"If the Greeks managed to obtain financial assistance from the EU and IMF, then at least up to a year ahead of Greece will be free from debt and budget deficit problems," he said. While among the issuers in the domestic market, most large companies such as Telkom, PGN, and several others have announced their first quarter performance is improved.
Telkom announced it has pocketed the first quarter net profit this year to Rp2, 78 trillion, up nearly 13 percent, while net income rose 45 per cent state gas to Rp1, 77 trillion.
Meanwhile, the rupiah is still more likely to strengthen, today is relatively stable and are expected because of the intervention by Bank Indonesia (BI) to "save" the country's exporters. BI also announced today the foreign reserves reached 77 billion dollars.
Some shares close higher, among others, Delta Jakarta rose Rp9.500 to Rp92.000, Astra International rose Rp1.050 to Rp47.150, Smart (SMAR) rose Rp650 to Rp4.025, Telkom rose Rp150 to Rp7.850 level, and PT PGN (PGAS) rose to Rp50 Rp4.100.
In parts of Asia, the Nikkei 225 index closed higher 132.61 points (1.59 percent) to the level of 11057.40, Hang Seng Index rose 329.67 points (1.59 percent) to the position of 21108.59, and the Straits Times index rose 15.60 points (0.53 percent) to 2974.61.
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