VIVAnews - The composite stock price index in the Indonesia Stock Exchange was moving back to the negative zone, along with the weakening rupiah toward the US dollar.
According to PT BNI Securities analyst Akhmad Nurcahyadi the index was again closed in negative zone because of the decreasing price of world commodities, including the crude oil which was traded on US$69.13 per barrel.
Meanwhile in the closing of the second session on Monday, June 29, the index dropped to 2,033.72, lower 6.48 points (0.32 percent).
The total booked transaction reached Rp 2.25 trillion with a frequency of 55,401 times.
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Translated by: Ariyantri E. Tarman
