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        "msgid": "ihsg-closes-lower-pressured-by-geopolitical-risks-and-global-interest-rates-1782730500",
        "date": "2026-06-29 16:37:03",
        "title": "IHSG Closes Lower, Pressured by Geopolitical Risks and Global Interest Rates",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Finance",
        "summary": "The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) Composite Index (IHSG) ended Monday's trading session in negative territory, weighed down by heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and uncertainty over global interest rate direction. Market participants adopted a cautious stance following renewed US-Iran hostilities and ahead of key US employment data releases. Domestically, investors are also monitoring capital market reforms and the lack of sustained foreign capital inflows.",
        "content": "<p>The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) Composite Index (IHSG) closed\nlower on Monday, as market participants adopted a cautious stance amid\ngeopolitical risks in the Middle East and uncertainty over the direction\nof global interest rates. The IHSG weakened by 75.34 points, or 1.28\npercent, to 5,820.79. Meanwhile, the LQ45 index of 45 leading stocks\nfell 10.71 points, or 1.83 percent, to 573.01. \u201cEntering this week, both\nexternal and internal pressures are weighing on the IHSG,\u201d said\nMaximilianus Nicodemus, Associate Director of Pilarmas Investindo\nSekuritas, when contacted in Jakarta on Monday. From the global front,\nNico said the market is once again pricing in geopolitical risk as\ntensions between the United States and Iran heat up, threatening peace\nagreements. The US attacked Iranian military bases over the weekend\nafter Iran struck the Strait of Hormuz area. Tensions escalated further\nafter US President Donald Trump threatened to destroy the country. In a\nTruth Social post, Trump stated that US aircraft had just struck Iranian\nmissile and drone storage sites, as well as coastal radar sites, for\nviolating the ceasefire agreement. Meanwhile, Iran launched drone and\nmissile attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait in response to the new US strikes\non targets in southern Iran. Although both sides have agreed to suspend\nfurther attacks ahead of peace talks scheduled to resume this week in\nDoha, Qatar, uncertainty over peace remains. On the economic data front,\nthis week market participants will scrutinise the US Job Openings and\nLabor Turnover Survey (JOLTS), a speech by Federal Reserve Governor\nKevin Warsh, US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) data, the US unemployment rate,\nChina\u2019s manufacturing PMI, and Eurozone inflation. \u201cThe anticipated US\neconomic data, particularly employment figures, could put pressure on\nthe market if the results are poor,\u201d Nico said. Domestically, Nico noted\nthat market players continue to monitor the progress of transparency\nreforms in Indonesia\u2019s capital market, government policies, and the\nabsence of sustained foreign capital inflows. This week, the market will\nalso observe Indonesia\u2019s Manufacturing PMI data, June inflation figures,\nand trade balance data, which will serve as indicators of economic\nactivity strength and the direction of Bank Indonesia\u2019s monetary policy.\nAccording to Nico, domestic investors tend to be more cautious about\naccumulating positions or entering the market amid the current negative\nsentiment. \u201cMoreover, if there is no improvement at all, wait and see\nwill be the choice for now, especially if there are no policy\nimprovements that have a short-term impact,\u201d Nico said. After opening\nhigher, the IHSG moved into negative territory through the close of the\nfirst trading session. In the second session, the IHSG remained in the\nred until the close of stock trading. Based on the IDX-IC Sectoral\nIndices, ten sectors weakened, with the infrastructure sector falling\nthe deepest at minus 1.63 percent, followed by the basic materials and\nfinancial sectors, which fell 1.44 percent and 1.16 percent\nrespectively. Meanwhile, one sector strengthened, with the property\nsector rising 0.62 percent. Stocks experiencing the largest gains\nincluded OILS, ASPI, TRUS, PMUI, AYLS, and PMUI. Meanwhile, stocks\nsuffering the largest price declines were BHAT, BBRM, COCO, GPSO, and\nUVCR. Stock trading frequency was recorded at 1,205,000 transactions,\nwith 12.99 billion shares traded, valued at Rp8.16 trillion. A total of\n228 stocks rose, 467 stocks fell, and 264 remained unchanged. In\nregional Asian stock markets this morning, the Nikkei index strengthened\n161.12 points, or 0.23 percent, to 69,522.00; the Shanghai index rose\n46.64 points, or 1.16 percent, to 4,073.90; the Hang Seng index gained\n335.60 points, or 1.48 percent, to 23,007.60; and the Strait Times index\nadvanced 12.30 points, or 0.20 percent, to 5,202.48.<\/p>",
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