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        "id": 1633784,
        "msgid": "ihsg-rises-1-3-in-morning-session-heres-why-1774421485",
        "date": "2026-03-25 12:55:23",
        "title": "IHSG Rises 1.3% in Morning Session: Here's Why",
        "author": "",
        "source": "CNBC",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Finance",
        "summary": "The Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) surged 1.3% in the morning session on the first trading day after the long Eid al-Fitr holiday, reaching 7,199.2 points, driven primarily by dividend season stocks such as Telkom and Astra, alongside gains in sectors like industrials, consumer primaries, and energy. Trading volume rose to Rp13.28 trillion, with major banks and Bumi Resources leading transactions, while global factors including US economic data and easing Middle East tensions pressuring oil prices are expected to influence market movements this week.",
        "content": "<p>Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia \u2014 The Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG)\nsurged strongly on the first day after the long Eid al-Fitr holiday,\nWednesday (25\/3\/2026). The index briefly entered negative territory at\nthe start of trading but closed the morning session with a rise of more\nthan 1%. At 12.00 WIB, the IHSG was up 1.3% or 92.36 points to 7,199.2.\nA total of 554 stocks rose, 198 fell, and 206 were unchanged. Trading\nvalue began to climb compared to pre-Eid al-Fitr levels, reaching\nRp13.28 trillion. Meanwhile, 24.48 billion shares changed hands in 1.33\nmillion transactions. Market capitalisation also increased to Rp12,681\ntrillion. The four major bank stocks and Bumi Resources (BUMI) were the\nstocks with the largest trading values. These five stocks contributed\nmore than two-thirds of the total trading value throughout the morning\nsession. Citing Refinitiv, all sectors were in positive territory,\nexcept utilities which experienced a slight correction. Industrials,\nconsumer primaries, and energy advanced by more than 2%. As the dividend\nseason approaches, Telkom (TLKM) and Astra (ASII) became the main\ndrivers of the IHSG, with weights of 19.99 index points and 18.43 index\npoints respectively. This was followed by Amman Mineral (AMMN) with\n10.32 index points, Bank Mandiri (BMRI) with 8.54 index points, and Bumi\nResources Minerals (BRMS) with 7.47 index points. Although this week is\nshorter, investor attention remains focused on various important global\nand domestic agendas. These include developments in money supply, US\nconsumer sentiment data, US import and export price releases, and\ninitial US jobless claims that will provide the latest picture of the\nUncle Sam\u2019s labour market conditions. This series of sentiments is\nexpected to act as a catalyst for market movements, from stocks and the\nrupiah exchange rate to commodity prices throughout this week\u2019s trading.\nMeanwhile, global oil prices came under pressure again in Wednesday\nmorning trading (25\/3\/2026), with a decline approaching 5% as market\nconcerns over supply disruptions from the Middle East eased. According\nto Reuters, this decline was triggered by rising expectations of a\nceasefire between the United States and Iran. The US government is\nreported to have sent a 15-point peace proposal to end the conflict that\nhas long disrupted global energy distribution. Nissan Securities\nInvestment analyst Hiroyuki Kikukawa said the market is starting to take\nprofits after prices had surged. Expectations of easing conflict are\nencouraging market participants to reduce positions, although the\ndirection of negotiations remains uncertain.<\/p>",
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