Kamis 22 september 2011

16:14  By Widya Utami
     Sept. 22 (Bloomberg) -- The Indonesia Stock Exchange won’t
take any “extreme actions” amid the plunge in the Jakarta
Composite index, Eddy Sugito, a director at the bourse, said by
telephone today in response to a question whether it would
suspend trading.
     The bourse is studying the cause of today’s drop, which was
likely triggered by overseas investors “taking profit” amid
concern over the economy in the U.S. and Europe, Sugito said.
The decline will likely be temporary and Indonesian stock
investors shouldn’t panic, he said. The Jakarta Composite index
tumbled 8.9 percent to 3,369.14 at the 4 p.m. local-time close.

15:36  Kalo di CNBC harusnya lebih real krn itu offshore yg quoting..

15:01   IDR 8790 CNBC

14:33  berita mau suspend (hoax)

14:18  DJ Indonesia Bourse Official: May Suspend Trade If Index Falls 10%(rumours)

Indonesia Economic Minister: Market, Rupiah Falls Will Be Temporary