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Indonesia Stock Index Rises Ahead of Bank Indonesia Rate Decision

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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The Indonesia Stock Exchange Composite Index (JCI) rose 0.33 percent in early trading, opening at 6,297.95 points. Researcher Ratna Lim stated that the JCI is expected to test the 6,186-6,200 level during Wednesday's trading. Investors are awaiting the outcome of Bank Indonesia’s Board of Governors Meeting.

From en.tempo.co

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The market movement is influenced by expectations that Bank Indonesia will keep its benchmark BI Rate at 5.75 percent. The spread between the BI Rate and the Federal Reserve’s benchmark interest rate has narrowed, which is intended to attract foreign investment to Indonesia.

From en.tempo.co

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  • Ratna LimProvided research notes on the JCI and market expectations
  • IndonesiaThe country whose stock exchange and central bank are the subject of the report

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