{ "success": true, "data": { "id": 1657360, "msgid": "foreign-funds-exit-rp2-9-trillion-ihsg-under-pressure-1775649154", "date": "2026-04-06 07:00:08", "title": "Foreign Funds Exit Rp2.9 Trillion, IHSG Under Pressure", "author": "", "source": "CNBC", "tags": "", "topic": "Finance", "summary": "Foreign investors continued their net selling spree in the Indonesian stock market, offloading Rp2.95 trillion worth of shares between 30 March and 2 April 2026, amid a weakening Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) and declining trading activity. The IHSG dropped 0.99% weekly to 7,026.78, with significant pressure from large-cap banking and commodity stocks, leading to a 36.69% plunge in average daily transaction values. This outflow highlights ongoing market volatility and foreign investor caution, particularly in the financial sector which fell 2.23%, though consumer non-primary and industrial sectors saw gains of 6.58% and 3.35% respectively.", "content": "

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia \u2014 Foreign investors continued their net\nselling actions in the Indonesian stock market throughout the period\nfrom 30 March to 2 April 2026, amid the weakening of the Composite Stock\nPrice Index (IHSG) and a decline in transaction activity.<\/p>\n

According to data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI), foreign\ninvestors recorded a net sell of Rp2.95 trillion over the week. Overall,\nthe value of foreign purchases was recorded at Rp21.82 trillion, while\nsales reached Rp24.76 trillion.<\/p>\n

In line with the outflow of foreign funds, the IHSG also corrected by\n0.99% weekly to the level of 7,026.78 from the previous position of\n7,097.05. Throughout the week, the index touched a high of 7,207.16 and\na low of 6,945.50, indicating still quite high volatility amid unstable\nmarket sentiment.<\/p>\n

Not only that, the weakening of the IHSG was also accompanied by a\nsignificant decline in trading activity. The average daily transaction\nvalue plunged by 36.69%, while the transaction volume fell by 8.62%.\nMarket capitalisation also eroded by 1.69% to Rp12,305 trillion.<\/p>\n

Foreign selling pressure was concentrated on large-cap stocks,\nparticularly in the banking and commodities sectors. Large bank stocks\nsuch as BBRI, BBCA, BMRI, and BBNI were recorded as the main drags on\nthe IHSG\u2019s movement throughout the week, in line with the intense\nforeign distribution actions. In addition, several commodity-based\nstocks such as ANTM, MDKA, and ENRG also entered the list of stocks most\nreleased by foreign investors.<\/p>\n

On a sectoral basis, this condition is reflected in the weakening of\nthe financial sector which fell 2.23%, followed by the basic materials\nsector which dropped 1.84% and the energy sector which weakened by\n1.52%. On the other hand, the non-primary consumer sector and the\nindustrial sector were still able to record gains of 6.58% and 3.35%\nrespectively.<\/p>\n

In detail, here are the 10 stocks with the largest net foreign sell\nin trading from 30 March to 2 April 2026:<\/p>\n