Indonesia Shares May Stop The Bleeding On Tuesday

The Jakarta Composite Index has fallen more than 200 points, down about 2.9% over three consecutive sessions and now sits just below the 7,100 level. Despite the recent pullback, the market is expected to open to the upside on Tuesday, indicating potential short-term technical relief.

Analysis

The Jakarta Composite Index has fallen more than 200 points, down about 2.9% over three consecutive sessions and now sits just below the 7,100 level. Despite the recent pullback, the market is expected to open to the upside on Tuesday, indicating potential short-term technical relief.