*MARKET ROUND-OFF (17.06.2025)* (By: D'ORIGIN – Louisa Rahardjo) https://t.me/D_ORIGIN https://bit.ly/IGorigin https://originaturuang.com/07 *"JCI Climbs Ahead of BI Rates"* The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) climbed on Tuesday, buoyed by optimism about a potential ceasefire between Israel and Iran, yet investors tread cautiously with Bank Indonesia and Federal Reserve interest rate decisions looming. *_The JCI rose 38.26 points (0.54%) to 7,155.85 while the LQ45 increased 4.89 points (0.62%) to 799.88._* Trading activity saw 17.32 billion shares exchanged, with a total transaction value of Rp11.84 trillion, including Rp595 billion from negotiated trades. Market breadth showed 289 gainers, 309 losers, and 209 stocks unchanged. In the currency market, Bank Indonesia’s official JISDOR reference rate rose 15 point to 16,281 per U.S. dollar. Meanwhile, the spot rupiah declined 5 points to 16,275. *Corporate News* PT RMK Energy Tbk (RMKE) announced a dividend distribution of Rp13.51 billion for the 2024 fiscal year, equivalent to Rp3.50 per share, taken from 5.32% of the company's net profit of Rp274.7 billion. PT Paramita Bangun Sarana Tbk (PBSA) declared a dividend of Rp165 billion for the 2024 fiscal year, equivalent to Rp55 per share, or 77% of the company’s net profit of Rp215 billion from the previous year. The decision, announced at the AGMS on June 13, 2025, exceeds the initial plan of Rp159 billion or Rp53 per share. *Global Markets* Asia-Pacific markets were mixed as investors assessed rising Israel-Iran tensions after U.S. President Trump urged evacuations from Tehran and left the G7 summit early, while the Bank of Japan kept its key rate at 0.5%, the highest since 2008. European stocks dropped sharply amid fears of escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, just before the Federal Reserve’s two-day policy meeting. U.S. stock futures fell as investors monitored the fifth day of Iran-Israel conflict, awaited retail sales data, and reacted to the Bank of Japan’s bond tapering move. Retail sales are expected to drop 0.5% in May after a 0.1% rise in April, amid concerns over Trump’s trade policies impacting consumer demand. *Commodities* Oil prices rose as tensions between Iran and Israel escalated, following U.S. President Donald Trump’s call for everyone to evacuate Tehran, heightening fears of broader regional unrest and potential disruptions to oil supply. Gold prices tumbled amid uncertainties over potential U.S. intervention in the Israel-Iran conflict and prospects for a ceasefire. Crude Oil WTI...71.03 (+1.11%) Brent Oil...74.00 (+1.05%) Natural Gas...3.783 (+0.93%) Gold...3,401.15 (-0.47%) Silver...36.545 (+0.27%) Copper...9,666.20 (-0.45%) Nickel... 14,968.38 (-0.38%) *Global indexes* STOXX 50..5,289.32 (-0.94%) CAC 40..7,691.77 (-0.65%) DAX..23,422.08 (-1.17%) FTSE..8,847.47 (-0.31%) NIKKEI.. 38536.74 (+0.59%) HSI..23,980.30 (-0.34%) SHCOMP..3,387.40 (-0.039%) TAIEX..22,211.59 (+0.73%) KOSPI..2,950.30 (+0.12%) S&P/ASX 200..8,541.30 (-0.08%) SENSEX..81,557.26 (-0.29%) STI..3,922.43 (+0.36%) DOW FUT..42,623.00 (-0.56%) S&P FUT..6,058.00 (-0.52%) NASDAQ FUT..22,055.25 (-0.51%) -------------