Analysts considered that the capital market sentiment about the
demonstration on November 4, 2016 has a relatively small effect on the
movement of the stock price index (CSPI) in Indonesia Stock Exchange
(BEI).
"The demo was minimal impact, but if it happens anarchists could be a negative for the stock market," said Vice President of Research and Analysis Valbury Asia Securities Nico Omer Jonckheere in Jakarta, Wednesday, November 2, 2016.
According to him, if the demo of 4 November 2016 later uncontrolled can eliminate the confidence of investors to invest in the country that could eventually have a negative impact on the economy.
In the capital market, he added, in the last few days the foreign market players have started to take action to buy shares. 4 November is expected later running demo that does not affect the psychological conducive market participants.
"Mr. President (Joko Widodo) have also been expressed, the demonstration is the right of every citizen, but in accordance with the provisions of existing rules," he said.
Based on IDX data, today (Tuesday, November 1, 2016) recorded a net buying by foreign investors (net buy) amounted Rp247,8 billion. Meanwhile, if seen since the beginning of the year until 2 November 2016, foreign investors recorded a net buy of Rp32,91 trillion (year to date).
Asjaya Indosurya Securities analyst William Surya Wijaya added that so far, the stock market players in the country are not affected by the sentiment of demonstrations in the country.
"The market is still quite active transactions in the domestic stock market despite the issue of massive demonstrations later," he said.
Meanwhile, the stock market watchdog of the Securities Analysts Association of Indonesia (AAEI) Priyambada Reza said that external sentiment, particularly from the United States remains the focus of the market.
"Currently, market participants tend to anticipate external sentiment, especially of the US presidential elections and the policy of the US central bank (the Fed) regarding the increase in the benchmark interest rate," he said.
He also believes, 4 November 2016 rally will be peaceful because the majority of Indonesian people is enough to understand the negative impact in case of violence.
"If the violence will be a boomerang for the community, a situation that can eliminate foreign confidence in placing their investment funds in the country," he said.
4 November 2016 demonstration later, originally demanded incumbent Jakarta governor candidate Basuki Tjahaja Purnama (Ahok) to be prosecuted for alleged blasphemy.
"The demo was minimal impact, but if it happens anarchists could be a negative for the stock market," said Vice President of Research and Analysis Valbury Asia Securities Nico Omer Jonckheere in Jakarta, Wednesday, November 2, 2016.
According to him, if the demo of 4 November 2016 later uncontrolled can eliminate the confidence of investors to invest in the country that could eventually have a negative impact on the economy.
In the capital market, he added, in the last few days the foreign market players have started to take action to buy shares. 4 November is expected later running demo that does not affect the psychological conducive market participants.
"Mr. President (Joko Widodo) have also been expressed, the demonstration is the right of every citizen, but in accordance with the provisions of existing rules," he said.
Based on IDX data, today (Tuesday, November 1, 2016) recorded a net buying by foreign investors (net buy) amounted Rp247,8 billion. Meanwhile, if seen since the beginning of the year until 2 November 2016, foreign investors recorded a net buy of Rp32,91 trillion (year to date).
Asjaya Indosurya Securities analyst William Surya Wijaya added that so far, the stock market players in the country are not affected by the sentiment of demonstrations in the country.
"The market is still quite active transactions in the domestic stock market despite the issue of massive demonstrations later," he said.
Meanwhile, the stock market watchdog of the Securities Analysts Association of Indonesia (AAEI) Priyambada Reza said that external sentiment, particularly from the United States remains the focus of the market.
"Currently, market participants tend to anticipate external sentiment, especially of the US presidential elections and the policy of the US central bank (the Fed) regarding the increase in the benchmark interest rate," he said.
He also believes, 4 November 2016 rally will be peaceful because the majority of Indonesian people is enough to understand the negative impact in case of violence.
"If the violence will be a boomerang for the community, a situation that can eliminate foreign confidence in placing their investment funds in the country," he said.
4 November 2016 demonstration later, originally demanded incumbent Jakarta governor candidate Basuki Tjahaja Purnama (Ahok) to be prosecuted for alleged blasphemy.
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