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JAWA Shares Still Dominate in Stock Trading on IDX on Friday (6/10)

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Doc. Palmoilmagazine.com / JAWA shares still dominate the increase in the selling price of palm oil shares in stock trading on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) on Friday, October 6, 2023, an increase in the selling price of up to 114 points last Thursday (5/10) still continues with an increase of 2.72 percent at the end of this week.

PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA  –  JAWA shares still dominate the increase in the selling price of palm oil shares in stock trading on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) on Friday, October 6, 2023, an increase in the selling price of up to 114 points last Thursday (5/10) still continues with an increase of 2.72 percent at the end of this week.

JAWA’s stock trading conditions also began to look normal, until the afternoon session of stock trading, the bid position amounted to Rp. 150 and the offer position amounted to Rp. 151 per share. It was noted that the increase in the selling price of JAWA shares closed at Rp. 151 per share.

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Meanwhile, the Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) on Friday, October 6, 2023 rose 13.69 points. IHSG rose to a level of 6,888.52. The increase in the IHSG level on Friday (6/10) began in morning trading, opening at 6,874.83. This position rose 22.73 points compared to the closing position yesterday afternoon (5/10).

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IHSG ranged from the level of 6,888.52 to the level of 6,913.01. Stock trading today (6/10) was relatively stagnant, with no significant surge.

Based on Palmoilmagazine.com observation, there were 1.1 million share transactions on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX). With the value of stock trades reaching Rp. 7.85 trillion.

The greening of the IHSG level also pushed up the selling price of palm oil stocks. Continuing the increase in the selling price of palm oil shares, since last Tuesday (3/10). JAWA shares are still moving forward with an increase in the selling price of shares reaching 2.72 percent.

Here are the selling prices of the TOP 5 palm oil stocks, on Friday (6/10):

  • JAWA shares or PT Jaya Agra Wattie Tbk. rose 2.72 percent. The selling price of JAWA shares is Rp. 151 per share.
  • DSNG or PT Dharma Satya Nusantara Tbk. shares, up 2.50 percent. The selling price of DSNG shares is Rp. 615 per share.
  • CSRA or PT Cisadane Sawit Raya Tbk. shares, up 2.41 percent. The selling price of CSRA shares is Rp. 510 per share.
  • FAPA or PT Fap Agri Tbk. shares, up 1.46 percent. The selling price of FAPA shares is Rp. 5,200 per share.
  • SGRO or PT Sampoerna Agro Tbk. shares, up 0.98 percent. The selling price of SGRO shares is Rp. 2,070 per share.

The increase in the selling price of TOP 5 palm oil stocks was also followed by an increase in the prices of TAPG, PSGO, STAA, LSIP and SMAR shares. The increase in selling prices ranged from 0.46 percent to 0.92 percent.

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