Indonesia’s IHSG falls 0.36 per cent at opening
The benchmark extended its losses to 0.85 per cent by 09:00 WIB, with early trading worth Rp264.6 billion.
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The benchmark extended its losses to 0.85 per cent by 09:00 WIB, with early trading worth Rp264.6 billion.
The 2024 economics Nobel laureate raised concerns about corruption, tax collection and state administration at an October 12 discussion.
The two countries also explored stock-exchange links involving green financial instruments and support for Vietnam’s international financial centres.
About 63% of the planned investment would come from reinvested profits, leaving funding dependent on future earnings from Samsung’s Vietnamese operations.
The GCash parent priced its shares at ₱6.60, with gross proceeds potentially reaching ₱60.93 billion if overallotment options are exercised.
The Malaysian leisure group plans to raise about RM1.25 billion to repay borrowings and provide working capital.
The government has formed a multi-agency task force against smuggling, while allowing exports of fully farmed lobsters subject to weight and certification rules.
Every sector declined, with utilities losing 9.35%. Dian Swastatika Sentosa was the largest contributor to the index's fall.
Foreign investors posted net sales of Rp166.22 billion in the first session, with BUMI leading outflows and GOTO attracting the largest net purchases.
Development expenditure is set at RM10.09 billion, an increase of RM826 million, or nine per cent, from the original 2026 estimate.