The Indonesia stock market halted a two-day winning streak ahead of a holiday, with the Jakarta Composite Index resting just above 7,865 points. Global markets are soft due to concerns about the American economy, with European and U.S. markets down. The JCI finished lower on Thursday, with the index shedding 18.51 points to close at 7,867.35. Bank stocks were mixed, with some gaining and others dropping. Wall Street also closed in the red, with the Dow falling 220.44 points, the NASDAQ down 7.31 points, and the S&P 500 sinking 20.58 points. Traders reacted to weaker than expected U.S. job growth data, causing concerns about the economy. Crude oil prices dropped sharply as oversupply concerns grew ahead of OPEC’s decision to boost output.

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