The Covid-19 Pandemic and its Impact on the Yields of Sharia Stock Business Portfolio in Indonesia

Purpose: This research aims to examine the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on performance stock portfolios in Indonesia, particularly sharia and common stocks response information sentiment due Indonesian exchange. Theoretical framework: Research by Bash & Alsaifi (2019) Shanaev Ghimire examined relationship between returns through index political activity or its connection with environmental exploitation (Alsaifi et al., 2020; Guo 2020). The price changes sports (Buhagiar 2018) disasters (Kowalewski Śpiewanowski, Design/methodology/approach: data used this study were 564 stocks, consisting 356 Islamic 208 shares provided Osiris database. model testing panel regression a time lag approach, where number positive cases, deaths, recoveries each week affected portfolio that day. Findings: conventional showed there is no significant difference information, but statistical statistics have tendency be more resistant pressure from selling investors capital market compared portfolios, proven correlation coefficient shown positive, other hand, shows opposite direction. Research, Practical Social implications: expected recommendation material has benefits for development economics, primarily can implemented sharia-based banks Indonesia countries. Originality/value: focuses studying Indonesia. responds Covid-19 which focused portfolios.