IDX Composite rises 0.46 percent to 5,073.77
Published on 11/09/2026 at 13:11 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSIDX Composite closes higher amid caution
- The IDX Composite closed at 5,073.77 on Monday, November 9, up 0.46 percent.
- Energy, non-primary consumer goods and industrial stocks led the sector gains, while technology and basic materials declined.
- Investors remained focused on MSCI's November index review and upcoming Indonesian economic data.
The IDX Composite closed Monday's session at 5,073.77, gaining 23.34 points, or 0.46 percent, from Friday's close of 5,050.43. The advance followed early volatility and extended the index's recovery above the 5,000-point level.
According to CNBC Indonesia, the index opened at 5,082.17, came under selling pressure early in the session and later recovered. It traded near 5,060 at about 15:00 Jakarta time before ending higher.
Energy stocks lead a mixed session
The advance was not broad across all sectors. Data reported by Katadata DataBoks showed energy stocks rising 1.89 percent, followed by non-primary consumer goods at 1.14 percent and industrials at 0.63 percent. Technology stocks fell 1.08 percent, while basic materials declined 0.75 percent and primary consumer goods lost 0.63 percent.
Market breadth was positive but uneven: 330 stocks advanced, 245 declined and 141 were unchanged, according to the same report. CNBC Indonesia identified Bank Central Asia, Telkom Indonesia, Astra International, Perusahaan Gas Negara and Bank Mandiri among the stocks supporting the index. The report also said total trading value reached Rp8.07 trillion, while the Katadata account put the day's value at Rp9.29 trillion based on a different market-data feed. The figures are therefore not combined.
MSCI review remains a key risk
The day's rise was characterized as a technical rebound rather than clear evidence of a sustained trend change. ANTARA reported that investors remained focused on MSCI's review, including questions around index composition, free float and Indonesia's market classification.
RRI reported that analysts expected investors to watch possible changes to the MSCI Global Standard and Small Cap indexes, alongside domestic indicators including consumer confidence, automotive sales and retail sales. The MSCI review was scheduled for November 11, 2026, US time. That event and global interest-rate expectations are likely to keep the market sensitive to new information, even after Monday's recovery.
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