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        "msgid": "shares-mixed-as-the-year-closes-1447893297",
        "date": "1995-01-02 00:00:00",
        "title": "Shares mixed as the year closes",
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        "summary": "Shares mixed as the year closes JAKARTA (JP): Back to the office on Boxing Day Monday, most Indonesians were already preparing for the weekend commemoration of the Prophet Muhammad's Ascension Day and New Year festivities. Like the streets of Jakarta at that time of the year, the stock market was visibly deserted as most local investors had either left for vacations or were preparing to do so. Shares closed mixed across the board last week, following active trading the week before.",
        "content": "<p>Shares mixed as the year closes<\/p>\n<p>JAKARTA (JP): Back to the office on Boxing Day Monday, most<br>\nIndonesians were already preparing for the weekend commemoration<br>\nof the Prophet Muhammad&apos;s Ascension Day and New Year festivities.<\/p>\n<p>Like the streets of Jakarta at that time of the year, the<br>\nstock market was visibly deserted as most local investors had<br>\neither left for vacations or were preparing to do so.<\/p>\n<p>Shares closed mixed across the board last week, following<br>\nactive trading the week before. The market posted low volumes on<br>\nlast week&apos;s three trading days in the absence of foreign<br>\ninvestors, who had mostly closed their books and were away on<br>\nholiday.<\/p>\n<p>The Indonesian market was the only market open last Monday,<br>\nand predictably, trading activity was minimal. The overall mood<br>\nfor the last trading week of the year was fairly subdued, trading<br>\nvolume was low with the usual year-end window dressing. The index<br>\nclosed the week up 2.91 point (0.6 percent) to 469.64 from the<br>\npreceding week&apos;s close of 466.73.<\/p>\n<p>There was no distinctive market trend, as most investors had<br>\nalready cashed-out the week before. Local investors dominated the<br>\nfloor.<\/p>\n<p>However, foreign investors recognized good value in Astra<br>\nInternational, Indah Kiat, Panin Bank, Bank Bali and BII. Other<br>\nstocks which were actively traded during the week included Great<br>\nRiver, Bank Danamon, Japfa Comfeed, Duta Anggada, Indosat,<br>\nIndocement and Anwar Sierad.<\/p>\n<p>Average daily turnover on the regular board decreased to<br>\n6.63 million shares worth Rp 18.97 billion (US$8.62 million), as<br>\ncompared to 13.16 million shares worth Rp 42.82 billion ($19.47<br>\nmillion) in the previous week.<\/p>\n<p>Total turnover for the week also decreased to 109.28 million<br>\nshares valued at Rp 508.09 billion ($230.95 million) from 208.34<br>\nmillion shares valued at Rp 678.39 billion ($308.50 million) in<br>\nthe previous week.<\/p>\n<p>Some of the best performers last week were Surya Toto, Ultra<br>\nJaya (up Rp 700 each), Jaya Pari Steel, Wicaksana (up Rp 600<br>\neach) and Soedarpo (up Rp 575). The biggest losers were Suba<br>\nIndah (down Rp 1,600), Davomas Abadi (down Rp 950), Ugahari (down<br>\nRp 750), Ades Alfindo (down Rp 425), Panin Life and Mayora Indah<br>\n(down Rp 300 each). Gainers outnumbered losers by 72 to 42, while<br>\n25 remained unchanged.<\/p>\n<p>-- Sigma Batara<\/p>",
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