Jakarta, Aktual.com- Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) assesses that the British plan out of the European Union (Brexit) do not direct impact on the performance of the Indonesian capital market.
“I think the impact Brexit indirect and insignificant,” said President Director of IDX Tito Sulistio in Jakarta, Thursday (23/6).
He said that the impact of the UK release of the EU remains to be examined thoroughly, if there is not drastic changes to the global economy, the negative effects will not be felt.
“Must be seen how much the European Union countries was disrupted when United finished out,” he said.
According to him, the countries that will be affected by a direct negative effect that countries like Greece because when Britain entered the European Union countries that feel the positive impact, namely its currency to rise.
However, Tito Sulistio acknowledged that the British referendum which had been affecting global stock markets in recent days. So, remain vigilant factors should be run.
“Brexit could be a lesson for Indonesia related relationship with the countries of ASEAN. It should not agreement among members of ASEAN for mutual benefit. The emergence of the referendum for the UK feel lucky if it runs itself,” he said.
Earlier, Director of Corporate Valuation BEI, Samsul Hidayat said that strong Indonesia’s economic fundamentals will keep domestic capital markets from external negative sentiment.
“Some analysts are projecting may create volatility in the market, but it is only temporary. After that, in the market will happen ‘adjustment’ to the share price back to a value that is considered normal,” he said.
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