The Jakarta Composite Index in early trading today, on Monday (22/3), was corrected 0.41% to the level of 6,330.41.

Of all traded stocks,  171 stocks rising, 187 stocks weakening and 173 stocks were unchanged. The total volume reached 1.8 billion shares with a market turnover of  Rp1 trillion.

Six out of 10 sectoral indices weighed on the JCI move. The miscellaneous industrial sector was dragging the most to the JCI, falling 0.89%. Meanwhile, the mining sector increased by 0.67%.

This morning, foreign investors recorded net sales of around Rp 334.334 billion. Meanwhile, Asia-Pacific exchanges are trading mixed today as investors watch the Turkish lira's movements following the turmoil at the country's central bank.

Investors watched the Turkish lira weaken sharply to 8,145 against the greenback, compared to levels below 7.5 per dollar seen last week.

The sharp decline came after the country's central bank went into turmoil. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan suddenly replaced the Governor of the Central Bank just days after the rate hike.