IDX Composite rises 1.02% to 5,125.73 at close
Published on 11/10/2026 at 18:41 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSIDX Composite Ends Higher
- The index closed at 5,125.73 on Tuesday, up 1.02 percent or 51.96 points.
- Most sectors advanced, led by industrials and basic materials, while technology, health care and infrastructure declined.
- Market sentiment benefited from stronger regional equities and lower oil prices, while investors also monitored domestic political and consumption developments.
The IDX Composite closed at 5,125.73 on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, gaining 51.96 points, or 1.02 percent, from the previous trading-session close. The index opened at 5,096.81 and moved between 5,075.64 and 5,160.55 during the session, according to Kompas.com, citing Indonesia Stock Exchange data.
Industrials and materials lead gains
The advance was broad, with 458 stocks rising, 220 falling and 267 unchanged. Industrial stocks gained 2.68 percent and basic materials rose 2.41 percent. Energy increased 1.43 percent, transportation advanced 1.23 percent and property added 0.97 percent. Three sectors ended lower: technology fell 0.20 percent, health care declined 0.16 percent and infrastructure slipped 0.06 percent.
The session's trading value reached 75.63 trillion Indonesian rupiah, with 37.39 billion shares changing hands. The number of transactions was 1.238 million, while market capitalization stood at 8.808 trillion rupiah, Kompas.com reported.
Oil and regional markets support sentiment
Market sentiment also reflected gains across major Asian markets and a continued decline in crude-oil prices. Tempo reported that WTI traded near 85 US dollars a barrel and Brent near 90 US dollars, with both benchmarks continuing to correct. Lower energy prices can ease inflation concerns and improve the outlook for import costs, although the market impact remains dependent on the wider global risk environment.
Domestic political news was another focus after reports that Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka intended to resign. Tempo cited Phintraco Securities as saying the issue had not placed significant pressure on the market because the index remained in positive territory. The report also highlighted September retail-sales growth of 0.6 percent year over year, down from 1.3 percent in August, as a sign that consumer momentum had weakened.
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