ihsg penutupan per tgl 15 Februari 2016 (HIGHER GDP expected versus HOT MONEy)

PT Bursa Efek Indonesia (BEI) mencatat transaksi perdagangan investor asing yang melakukan pembelian bersih (nett buy) sebesar Rp44,38 triliun di sepanjang Januari 2016. Sayangnya, investor asing juga melakukan nett sell (penjualan bersih) hingga Rp46,70 triliun di bulan yang sama. Informasi tersebut seperti dikutip data statistik bursa, Rabu (24/2).

Disebutkan, dengan kejadian nett sell dan nett buy tersebut oleh asing sepanjang Januari 2016, maka total dana asing yang sudah keluar dari pasar modal sebanyak Rp2,32 triliun. Selain saham, perdagangan obligasi di bursa sepanjang 2016 yang menyangkut obligasi pemerintah (government bond) mencapai 14.216 kali, dengan total volume sebesar Rp262,52 triliun.‎ Sedangkan untuk obligasi korporasi mencapai 1.830 kali transaksi, dengan volume sebesar Rp12,64 triliun.

‎Sementara itu, total outstanding surat utang pemerintah dalam mata uang rupiah yang tercatat di bursa mencapai Rp1.450 triliun. Sedangkan dalam bentuk mata uang dollar AS mencapai US$ 1,04 miliar. Adapun total outstanding surat utang korporasi dalam bentuk rupiah sebesar Rp248,19 triliun dan dalam bentuk dollar AS surat utang korporasi sebesar US$ 100 juta. (bani)

http://www.neraca.co.id/article/66001/dana-asing-keluar-capai-rp-4438-triliun




Sumber : NERACA.CO.ID

JAKARTA. Indeks Harga Saham Gabungan (IHSG) menghijau ikuti jejak penguatan bursa Asia, Senin (15/2). Mengacu data RTI, indeks berakhir naik 0,56% atau 26,33 poin ke level 4.740,72.

Ada 164 saham bergerak naik, 119 saham bergerak turun, dan 73 saham stagnan. Perdagangan hari ini melibatkan 4,36 miliar lot saham dengan nilai transaksi mencapai Rp 5,28 triliun.

Delapan sektor menopang penguatan IHSG perdagangan hari ini. Sektor pertanian naik 1,92% dan sekaligus memimpin penguatan.

Ada pun saham-saham yang memerah antara lain; aneka industri turun 0,67%, dan industri dasar turun 0,51%.

Penguatan IHSG juga ditopang aksi beli asing. Net buy asing perdagangan hari ini mencapai Rp 146,494 miliar.

Saham-saham yang masuk top gainers LQ45 antara lain; PT Astra Agro Lestari Tbk (AALI) naik 4,35% ke Rp 17.375, PT Indofood CBP Sukses Makmus Tbk (ICBP) naik  3,23% ke Rp 15.200, dan PT Aneka Tambang (persero) (ANTM) naik 2,84% ke Rp 362.

Saham-saham yang masuk top losers LQ45 antara lain; PT Jasa Marga (persero) (JSMR) turun 6,48% ke Rp 5.775, PT Global Mediacom Tbk (BMTR) turun 2,60% ke Rp 750, dan PT Adaro Energy Tbk (ADRO) turun 2,50% ke Rp 585.

Asal tahu saja, bursa saham Asia merangkak menuju kenaikan terbesar hampir dalam tujuh tahun terakhir seiring penguatan terbesar saham Jepang di tengah meningkatnya spekulasi oversold. Sementara, bursa China jatuh pasca kembali dibukanya perdagangan setelah libur Tahun Baru.

Indeks MSCI Asia Pacific naik 4,4 % ke level 117,94 pada pukul 04:08 sore waktu Hong Kong, Senin (15/2) setelah penurunan 6,2 % pekan lalu. Indeks Topix Jepang melonjak 8 %, yang terbesar sejak 2008, setelah penurunan mingguan terbesar sejak krisis keuangan mendorong indeks volatilitas ke level tertinggi dalam lima tahun.

http://investasi.kontan.co.id/news/ihsg-berakhir-di-zona-hijau-ikuti-bursa-asia




Sumber : KONTAN.CO.ID

bloomberg: Indonesia is intent on opening up previously closed sectors of the economy to foreign capital, the trade minister said, as the government prepares to announce changes to its investment guidelines.

Greater foreign investment and increased government spending on infrastructure will compensate for weaker export performance and drive economic growth in Indonesia to as fast as 5.2 percent this year, Minister Tom Lembong said in a Bloomberg Television interview on Tuesday.

President Joko Widodo is holding a cabinet meeting later on Wednesday to discuss revisions to the so-called negative investment list, a document that determines which sectors of Southeast Asia’s largest economy are open to foreign capital. The government plans to announce the final changes after the meeting, said Azhar Lubis, deputy chairman for investment supervision at the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board.

“We are opening up and rationalizing our investment regime,” said Lembong, a Harvard graduate who joined the government as part of a cabinet reshuffle in August. “It’s a big push. We had fallen behind from where we should be.“

Since taking office in October 2014, the president, known as Jokowi, has sought to increase infrastructure spending and implement bureaucratic reforms to rejuvenate an economy hurt by sliding commodity prices. After a shaky start characterized by policy u-turns and protectionist policies, there are signs growth is starting to rebound. Therupiah outperformed its emerging-market peers in the four months through January, while economic growth beat analyst estimates in the final three months of 2015 to reach 5.04 percent.

Lembong said he expected expansion this year to be between 5.1 and 5.2 percent, up from 4.79 percent in 2015, which was the slowest annual rate of expansion since 2009. Foreign direct investment rose 7 percent in the final three months of 2015 from the previous quarter. Investment was up 3 percent the full year.

“We are seeing financial stabilization now,” Lembong said during the interview at his office in central Jakarta. “Our infrastructure program is now snowballing. That is the engine of growth.”

Bisnis.com, JAKARTA— Investor asing kembali catatkan net buy senilai Rp146,39 miliar pada perdagangan Senin (15/2/2016).

Indeks harga saham gabungan (IHSG) ditutup menguat 0,56% atau 26,33 poin ke level 4.740,7339 pada perdagangan hari ini.

Sebelumnya, indeks juga dibuka menguat 0,75% atau 35,39 poin ke level 4.749,78 lalu bergerak pada kisaran 4.729,82-4.761,70.

Dari 527 saham yang diperdagangkan, sebanyak 164 saham menguat, 118 saham melemah, dan 245 saham stagnan.

Berdasarkan data Bursa Efek Indonesia (BEI), investor asing melakukan penjualan saham lebih dari 756,45 juta lembar saham dengan nilai Rp2,36 triliun.

Sementara, aksi beli asing tercatat 989,52 miliar lembar saham dengan nilai sekitar Rp2,51 triliun. Sehingga, tercatat aksi beli bersih asing hari ini mencapai Rp146,39 miliar dengan catatan volume mencapai 257,09 juta lembar saham.

Total nilai transaksi yang terjadi di lantai bursa mencapai Rp5,92 triliun dengan volume 233,07 juta lembar saham. Perolehan net buy hari ini mempertebal catatan net buy sejak awal tahun menjadi Rp1,66 triliun.

Berikut ringkasan perdagangan saham oleh investor asing hari ini:

Tanggal	Nilai	Keterangan
15 Februari	Rp146,39 miliar	Net buy
12 Februari	Rp24,26 miliar	Net buy
11 Februari	Rp878,35 miliar	Net buy
10 Februari	Rp133,23 miliar	Net sell
9 Februari	Rp337,39 miliar	Net buy

Sumber: Bursa Efek Indonesia

Japanese stocks rocketed Monday, leading a global market rally after dismal growth data raised hopes of extra stimulus for the world's third-biggest economy. Chinese shares dropped on their first day of trading after a weeklong holiday that coincided with a sharp sell-off in global markets.

Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 soared 7.2 percent to close at 16,022.58, rebounding from last week's slump to post its second biggest one-day gain in three years.

Stocks rallied after government data showed Japan's economy shrank 1.4 percent on an annualized basis last quarter because of weak consumer demand and slower exports. It's a setback for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic revival program, which aims to stoke inflation through massive monetary easing. However, the latest report also gives the government more reason to open the stimulus taps wider to restore growth, economists said.

"Together with the recent slump in the Nikkei and the appreciation of the yen, the case for additional easing remains compelling," said Marcel Thieliant of Capital Economics. He predicted the Bank of Japan will step up bond purchases and push interest rates that are already in negative territory even lower.

Investor sentiment was also bolstered by comments from China's central bank chief playing down the likelihood of a one-off devaluation of the yuan.

People's Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan signaled in a Caixin magazine interview published over the weekend that there was no basis for further depreciation of China's currency, providing relief for the country's exporting neighbors worried that a weakening yuan would hurt their competitiveness.

Global stock benchmarks followed Japan's lead. European shares opened sharply higher. France's CAC 40 advanced 3.1 percent to 4,119.57 and Germany's DAX added 2.7 percent to 9,210.14. Britain's FTSE 100 rose 2 percent to 5,819.92.

U.S. stocks were poised for a strong open. Dow futures gained 1.2 percent to 16,102.00. Broader S&P 500 futures increased 1.2 percent to 1,880.40.

In Asia, South Korea's Kospi climbed 1.5 percent to 1,862.20 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng was up 3.3 percent to 18,918.14. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 rose 1.6 percent to 4,843.50. Taiwan's benchmark was flat while markets in Southeast Asia gained.

The Shanghai Composite Index in mainland China, though, lost 0.6 percent to finish at 2,746.20 after reopening following the Lunar New Year holiday.

Chinese shares were also weighed down by the latest monthly trade figures. Exports fell 11 percent while imports slid by nearly a fifth, according to customs data, highlighting persistent weakness in the world's second biggest economy.

Economists, however, were reserving final analysis until figures for February are out because the timing of the Lunar New Year holiday distorts China's economic data at the beginning of the year.

In energy trading, benchmark U.S. crude oil futures lost 30 cents to $29.12 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract climbed $3.23, or 12.3 percent, on Friday to settle at $29.44 a barrel. Brent crude, a benchmark for international oils, fell 38 cents to $32.98 a barrel in London.

In currencies, the dollar strengthened to 113.78 yen from 113.22 yen on Friday. The euro weakened to $1.1194 from $1.1257.