*MARKET ROUND-OFF (16.06.2025)* (By: D'ORIGIN – Louisa Rahardjo) https://t.me/D_ORIGIN https://bit.ly/IGorigin https://originaturuang.com/ *"JCI Slips Amid Global Tensions"* The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) declined on Monday, with markets bracing for continued volatility this week amid rising Iran-Israel tensions and a series of key policy meetings by central banks in eight major economies. *_The JCI slipped 48.47 (-0.68%) to 7,117.59 while the LQ45 declined 6.82 point (-0.85%) to 794.99._* Trading activity saw 22.95 billion shares exchanged, with a total transaction value of Rp14.82 trillion, including Rp889 billion from negotiated trades. Market breadth showed 232 gainers, 388 losers, and 186 stocks unchanged. In the currency market, Bank Indonesia’s official JISDOR reference rate declined 3 point to 16,296 per U.S. dollar. Meanwhile, the spot rupiah rose 40 points to 16,260. *Corporate News* PT Indomobil Sukses Internasional Tbk (IMAS) recorded a significant increase in capital expenditure (capex) in the first quarter of 2025, allocating Rp731 billion up 62% from the Rp451 billion in the same period last year. This capex is primarily aimed at supporting the production of new vehicle brands introduced this year. PT Sinergi Inti Andalan Prima Tbk (INET) announced a dividend distribution of Rp664.17 million for the 2024 fiscal year, equivalent to 50% of its Rp1.3 billion net profit. This move reflects the company’s commitment to delivering returns to shareholders amid aggressive business expansion. *Global Markets* Asia-Pacific markets mostly rose as investors weighed rising Israel-Iran tensions and strong economic data from China, including a 6.4% surge in May retail sales, a slight slowdown in industrial output to 5.8%, and a 3.7% year-to-date increase in fixed-asset investment. European stocks inched higher as investors monitored escalating Middle East tensions ahead of several key central bank meetings this week, including the U.S. Federal Reserve, and the upcoming G7 summit in Canada. U.S. stock futures edged higher as investors weighed Middle East tensions and awaited the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision on Wednesday, with expectations that the Fed will keep rates unchanged and maintain a cautious stance on future cuts. *Commodities* Oil prices eased after a 7% spike on Friday, driven by renewed Israel-Iran strikes that raised fears of a broader conflict potentially disrupting regional oil exports. Gold dipped slightly after reaching two-month high as investors sought safe-haven assets amid intensified clashes between Israel and Iran. Malaysian palm oil prices jumped more than 3.5%, posting a second consecutive gain and reaching their highest level in seven weeks. Crude Oil WTI...71.15 (-0.20%) Brent Oil...74.04 (-0.26%) Natural Gas...3.690 (+3.04%) Gold...3,436.22 (-0.48%) Silver...36.53 (+0.48%) Copper...9,671.65 (+0.36%) Nickel...15,151.13 (0.00%) *Global indexes* STOXX 50.. 5,315.50 (+0.47%) CAC 40..7,736.32 (+0.67%) DAX..23,602.82 (+0.37%) FTSE..8,882.35 (+0.36%) NIKKEI..38.311,33 (+1.26%) HSI..24,060.99 (+0.7%) SHCOMP..3,388.73 (+0.35%) TAIEX..22,049.90 (-0.1%) KOSPI..2,946.66 (+1.8%) S&P/ASX 200..8,548.40 (+0.01%) SENSEX..81,847.25 (+0.9%) STI..3,907.83 (-0.09%) DOW FUT..42,701.00 (+0.42%) S&P FUT..6,062.25 (+0.51%) NASDAQ FUT..21,992.75 (+0.6%) --------------