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Indonesia Equities Extend Drop,Poised for Weekly Dip

Indonesian stocks fell 0.2% to 8,612, marking a second session of losses and a potential weekly drop. Cautious sentiment prevails ahead of Bank Indonesia's policy meeting, with concerns over inflation due to the Sumatra disaster. Profit-taking affected sectors like communications and healthcare. Losses were offset by domestic lenders' positive loan growth outlook for 2026. Notable stock declines included Mora Telematika (-14.0%) and Garuda Indonesia (-3.6%).

Trading Economics·
Trading Economics·

Indonesia Stocks Extend Strength to Hit Fresh High

Indonesia's IDX Composite rose 0.3% to a new high of 8,726, driven by gains in communications, industrial services, and consumer durables. The rise follows Wall Street's rally after the U.S. Fed's rate cut. However, caution remains due to upcoming Bank Indonesia policy meeting and inflation risks from natural disasters. Early gainers include Alamtri Minerals, VKTR Teknologi, Timah, and Allo Bank.

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Trading Economics·
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Indonesia Shares Trade Slightly Lower

Indonesia's IDX Composite fell 0.4% to 8,385, reversing previous gains due to Wall Street's drop. Investors await U.S. data post-government shutdown and Fed rate cut expectations eased. Jakarta plans a 15% export tax on gold above USD 3,200/oz. Manufacturing, consumer durables, and transport sectors led declines. Traders anticipate Bank Indonesia's rate decision, with potential future cuts signaled by Governor Warjiyo.

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IDX
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Trading Economics·
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Indonesia Equities Rise After 2-Day Losses

The IDX Composite rose 28 points (0.3%) to 8,392, ending a two-day decline, supported by a modest rise in U.S. futures and positive news from China regarding infrastructure investments. Indonesia's retail sales increased for the fifth month in a row, aided by government measures. However, investor caution persisted ahead of U.S. inflation data and ongoing foreign outflows. Key sectors like communications and industrial services saw gains, with Jhonlin Agro Raya leading at +12.9%.

Trading Economics·
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IDX
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Trading Economics·
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Indonesia Stocks Hit New Record, Log Strong Weekly Gains

Indonesia's IDX Composite reached a record high of 8,387, gaining 2.8% weekly. Investors remained optimistic despite weak Chinese trade data, supported by Indonesia's stable outlook and rising foreign reserves of USD 149.9 billion. The market was buoyed by stronger U.S. futures, with gains in healthcare, industrial, and consumer sectors. Notable stock increases included Indosat (8.9%) and Petrindo Jaya Kreasi (7.1%). However, caution prevailed ahead of upcoming Chinese CPI and PPI data, as well as Indonesia's consumer confidence report.

Trading Economics·
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IDX
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Trading Economics·
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