Indonesia's Bank Mandiri Stock Garners Market Attention
Shares of PT Bank Mandiri Tbk (BMRI), Indonesia's largest bank, are attracting market attention for trading. KB Valbury Sekuritas recommends a buy for short-term trading with a target price of Rp 3,740. Meanwhile, MNC Sekuritas maintains its buy recommendation for BMRI shares but lowers its target price to Rp 5,100, citing an increased cost of equity reflecting rising risk-free rates.
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