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        "msgid": "ihsg-falls-0-91-in-first-session-to-6-149-1779948547",
        "date": "2026-05-26 12:55:04",
        "title": " IHSG falls 0.91% in first session to 6,149",
        "author": "",
        "source": "CNBC",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": " Finance",
        "summary": " Indonesia's benchmark stock index fell 0.91% in the first trading session to 6,149, driven by declines in consumer, property, and financial sectors. Major blue-chip stocks including Astra International, BRI, and BCA contributed significantly to the downturn. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions and the upcoming Eid al-Adha holidays influenced market sentiment, with global oil prices dropping amid US-Iran negotiations.",
        "content": "<p>Indonesia\u2019s benchmark stock index (IHSG) fell on Tuesday (26 May\n2026), continuing the pressure after a previous day\u2019s gains. At the\nclose of the first session, the index dropped 56.67 points or 0.91% to\n6,149.68, ranging between 6,132.57 and 6,286.87. Trading value for the\nsession reached Rp 9.1 trillion with a volume of 15.32 billion shares\nand 1.21 million transactions. 253 stocks rose, 396 fell, and 169\nremained unchanged. Most sectors declined, with the deepest drops in\nconsumer goods, property, and financials. Blue-chip stocks like Astra\nInternational (ASII), which contributed a 11.9-point decline, Bank\nRakyat Indonesia (BBRI) -10.98 points, and Bank Central Asia (BBCA) -9.7\npoints, were key factors. Indonesian financial markets are expected to\nremain cautious due to the Eid al-Adha holidays, with trading suspended\non Wednesday and Thursday before resuming Friday. Meanwhile, US-Iran\nnegotiations in Doha showed progress on ending the three-month conflict,\nincluding discussions on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and Iran\u2019s\nnuclear programme, though a near-term agreement remains uncertain.\nOptimism led to a drop in oil prices, with Brent crude down 7% to $96.14\nper barrel and WTI fell over 6% to $90.30. US President Donald Trump\nstated talks with Iran were going well but warning of potential strikes\nif negotiations failed. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasised\ndiplomacy as the priority. Israel continued attacks on Hezbollah in\nLebanon, while Iran claimed to shoot down a stealth drone in the Gulf.\nThe tensions had previously caused oil price surges and shipping\ndisruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Asian markets traded mixed amid\ninvestor optimism over potential US-Iran progress. South Korea\u2019s\nbenchmark index hit a record high of 8,094.90, while Japan\u2019s Nikkei 225\nfell 0.18% after a record high above 65,000 the previous day. Topix\nindex fell 0.36% amid investor profit-taking, and Australia\u2019s\nS&amp;P\/ASX 200 declined 0.17% at the start of trading. Hong Kong\u2019s Hang\nSeng futures also fell.<\/p>",
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