Indonesian share prices are seen drifting sideways in lacklustre trade next week, with all eyes on oil and coal prices as dealers take their lead from New York, dealers said Friday. "The main issue will be the oil price and the lead from the Dow Jones," said Lanang Trihardian of Syailendra Capital in Jakarta.
For the week ending July 11, the Jakarta Stock Exchange composite index dropped 26.97 points or 1.2 percent to 2,276.85. Trihardian said the coal price would also be closely watched next week, with futures markets in Europe predicting a fall.