Jakarta (Antara Bali) - Composite Index (IHSG ) Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), at the beginning of 2015 trade increased by 15.82 points or 0.30 percent to 5242.77.
Meanwhile, the index of 45 leading shares (LQ45) rose 4.54 points or 0.51 percent to 903.13.
"Transactions premiered in 2015 to trade shares on the Stock Exchange rose despite some market participants still do off the end of the year," said Head of Research Valbury Asia Securities Alfiansyah Friday.
According to him, factors that provide support for IHSG IDX namely the existence of a positive signal in the market with regard to the government decided to keep the focus on infrastructure development in 2015. The Government will focus on the savings fund three priority sectors including infrastructure, in addition to agriculture and fishing.
He suggested that the increase in tax revenue and transfer fuel price subsidies (BBM), created in 2015 revised budget available fiscal space to be great. The plan the government will allocate the fiscal space to a variety of shopping with virtue or most of it is infrastructure spending
Wijanarko Yuganur HD Capital analyst added that buying at the beginning of the new year 2015 made JCI Stock Exchange experienced a "rally" strengthening one of them driven by positive sentiment from the reduction of subsidized fuel.
"The sentiment that will have a positive impact on the stock in IDX one consumer and property sectors," he said.
The government has lowered fuel prices for premium subsidies become Rp7.600 per liter, and diesel Rp7.250 per liter begin January 1, 2015 at 00:00 pm, following a drop in world oil prices. Previously, since 18 November 2014 the premium price is Rp8,500 per liter, and diesel Rp7,500 per liter.
Listed on the Stock Exchange trading transactions as much as 211 878 times the volume reached 3.83 billion shares worth Rp3,43 trillion.
Regional exchanges, including the Hang Seng Stock Index rose 252.78 points (1.07 percent) to 23857.82, Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index fell 8.48 points (0.48 percent) to 17752.77, and the Straits Times rose 2 , 90 points (0.09 percent) to 3368.05 position. (MFD)
