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        "msgid": "ihsg-opens-down-0-3-to-6-111-97-1780023540",
        "date": "2026-05-29 09:07:10",
        "title": "IHSG Opens Down 0.3% to 6,111.97",
        "author": "",
        "source": "CNBC",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Finance",
        "summary": "The Indonesian stock index (IHSG) initially dipped 0.3% before recovering to close in positive territory, reflecting improved market sentiment as geopolitical tensions between Iran and the US eased. Asian markets rallied on hopes of a temporary ceasefire, while US tech stocks surged following Snowflake's strong earnings and $6 billion AWS deal, boosting confidence in AI-driven growth.",
        "content": "<p>The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) opened lower on Friday (29 May\n2026), continuing pressure after a decline in the previous session\nbefore the Eid al-Adha holiday. At the open, the IHSG fell 19 points, or\n0.3%, to 6,111.97. The index traded between 6,111.97 and 6,153.71.\nTrading value at the open was recorded at Rp236.3 billion with a volume\nof 445.9 million shares and 45,000 transactions. 293 stocks advanced,\n141 declined, and 525 remained unchanged. However, minutes after the\nmarket opened, the IHSG reversed course and moved into positive\nterritory with gains of up to 0.37%. The most actively traded stocks\ntoday included BBCA, BRPT, TPIA, BBRI, and BREN. Meanwhile, Asia-Pacific\nstock markets rose on Friday (29 May 2026) as investors monitored\ndevelopments in the Iran-US conflict. CNBC reported that market\nparticipants also considered signals that Washington and Tehran were\nnearing a temporary agreement to halt the three-month conflict. Japan\u2019s\nNikkei 225 rose 0.88%, while the Topix gained 0.53% in morning trade. In\nSouth Korea, the Kospi surged 2.68% and the small-cap Kosdaq index rose\n0.25%. Australia\u2019s S&amp;P\/ASX 200 also advanced 0.72%. Meanwhile, Hong\nKong\u2019s Hang Seng futures stood at 24,995, slightly below Thursday\u2019s\nclose of 25,006.16. Geopolitically, Iran\u2019s military reportedly fired\nmissiles at unspecified targets late Thursday local time, according to\nstate media Fars, amid heightened military activity in southern Iran.\nThe latest developments came hours after the Pentagon stated that Tehran\nhad launched ballistic missiles towards Kuwait and deployed attack\ndrones around the Strait of Hormuz. Earlier tensions in the Middle East\nhad raised concerns about global energy supply disruptions. However,\nmarket sentiment improved slightly after a White House official\nconfirmed Axios\u2019s report that the US and Iran had \u201clargely agreed\u201d on\nterms for a temporary ceasefire. Hopes of de-escalation prompted\ninvestors to return to riskier assets. On Wall Street, US stock futures\nwere flat after the three major indices closed at new record highs on\nThursday. US market gains were largely driven by a technology stock\nrally, boosted by optimism around artificial intelligence (AI)\ndevelopments. S&amp;P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures were flat, while Dow\nJones Industrial Average futures rose 7 points, or less than 0.1%. In\nregular trading, the S&amp;P 500 climbed 0.58% to 7,563.63 and the\nNasdaq Composite rose 0.91% to 26,917.47, both hitting intraday record\nhighs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also rose slightly by 0.05% to\n50,668.97. The technology rally followed cloud computing firm\nSnowflake\u2019s strong fiscal Q2 forecast, which reignited market optimism\nfor the AI sector. Snowflake shares surged 36.5%, marking the company\u2019s\nbest daily gain on record. The move came after it reported\nbetter-than-expected earnings and announced a $6 billion five-year\nspending plan for Amazon Web Services.<\/p>",
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