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        "msgid": "jci-opens-monday-session-i-up-0-26-at-6-109-1791773493",
        "date": "2026-10-12 09:03:28",
        "title": "JCI Opens Monday Session I Up 0.26% at 6,109",
        "author": "",
        "source": "CNBC",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Finance",
        "summary": "Indonesia\u2019s Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) opened Monday up 0.26% at 6,109.32 and rose further in early trading, as investors weighed upcoming Chinese and US economic data and geopolitical risks. Market sentiment is also shaped by expectations for third-quarter earnings, elevated oil prices and US borrowing costs, while domestic political tensions could intensify ahead of the second anniversary of the Prabowo-Gibran administration.",
        "content": "<p>The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) began trading on Monday (12 October\n2026) in positive territory. It opened at 6,109.32, up 15.56 points, or\n0.26%. It continued to rise shortly after the opening, reaching 6,125.98\nat 09:00 WIB, up 32.22 points, or 0.53%.<\/p>\n<p>Trading volume stood at 8.12 million lots, with transactions worth\nRp172.45 billion.<\/p>\n<p>Global and Indonesian financial markets are set to be influenced this\nweek by several key events and economic data releases from China and the\nUnited States.<\/p>\n<p>The International Monetary Fund\u2019s meeting in Bangkok, Thailand, is\none of the main events to watch. A number of senior officials will\nattend and deliver speeches, including Federal Reserve Chair Kevin\nWarsh.<\/p>\n<p>Wednesday will be particularly significant, with US and Chinese\ninflation figures and China\u2019s trade balance due to be released.<\/p>\n<p>Domestic sentiment is relatively quiet, although there are concerns\nthat the political climate could heat up ahead of the second anniversary\nof the Prabowo-Gibran administration.<\/p>\n<p>Asian stock markets opened mixed on Monday (12 October 2026), as\ninvestors monitored developments in the Middle East conflict and the\noutlook for the third-quarter 2026 earnings season.<\/p>\n<p>South Korea\u2019s Kospi fell 1.34%, while Australia\u2019s S&amp;P\/ASX 200\nrose 0.61%. Japan\u2019s stock market was closed for a public holiday.<\/p>\n<p>Concerns about energy prices have risen again after US President\nDonald Trump told reporters over the weekend that he was considering\njoining Saudi Arabia in fighting the Houthi group in Yemen, which is\nbacked by Tehran. The remarks came after another deadly attack at Riyadh\nInternational Airport, fuelling concern over escalating tensions in the\nMiddle East.<\/p>\n<p>Amid the geopolitical uncertainty, investors hope the third-quarter\n2026 earnings season will help keep stock markets on an upward course.\nCorporate performance is generally expected to remain solid, with the\nS&amp;P 500 forecast to post earnings growth of 29.6% for the quarter,\naccording to FactSet\u2019s John Butters.<\/p>\n<p>If realised, this would mark the fourth consecutive quarter in which\nthe S&amp;P 500 has recorded earnings growth of more than 25%. The\nperformance has been supported by strong data-centre construction to\nmeet the needs of artificial intelligence (AI) development.<\/p>\n<p>Even so, investors are expected to pay closer attention to company\nmanagement\u2019s comments on business prospects than to reported earnings\nalone. Uncertainty remains over how companies and their customers will\ncope with rising fuel and borrowing costs.<\/p>\n<p>Brent crude futures were last trading above US$104 a barrel, while\nthe yield on 10-year US government bonds breached its highest level\nsince 2002 last week. Higher energy and borrowing costs could squeeze\ncorporate profit margins and affect consumers\u2019 purchasing power.<\/p>",
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