Breaking! JCI Surges 1.01% to 6,180

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - The Indonesia Composite Index (JCI) continued its upward trajectory during the mid-session of trading on Tuesday (6/10/2026). At 10:12 WIB, the JCI stood at the 6,180.43 level, up 61.57 points or 1.01%.

The JCI opened at 6,139.13 and briefly touched an intraday low of 6,120.24. Entering the morning session, the index strengthened gradually, reaching a peak of 6,186.96. Following this, the index underwent a slight correction before rising again and holding around the 6,177 range during the mid-session.

In terms of trading activity, transaction volume was recorded at 217.52 million lots, with a transaction value reaching Rp3,857.47 billion, or approximately Rp3.86 trillion.

Today’s trading sentiment stems from both domestic and international factors. Service activity in Japan has slowed and consumer confidence weakened slightly, while the Eurozone service sector recorded an increase.

However, rising producer prices in the region indicate that inflationary pressures have not yet subsided, meaning growth prospects must be weighed against the risks of monetary policy tightening.

Today, attention shifts to the speech by Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Kazuo Ueda and the United States (US) trade balance.

Long-term US Treasury yields surged to their highest levels in over two decades on Monday (5/10/2026), as investors scrutinised recent economic data and awaited the minutes from the September Fed meeting. The 10-year Treasury yield rose by 3 basis points to 5.307%, having briefly spiked by 7 basis points to 5.349%, the highest level since 3 April 2002.

Meanwhile, the 30-year Treasury yield rose by 3 basis points to 5.661%, after briefly touching 5.703%, the highest level since late May 2002. One basis point is equivalent to 0.01%.

Domestically, the queue of public offerings has become a point of focus regarding corporate funding, while regulations on the transfer of mineral exchange supervision add important developments to financial market restructuring.

The OJK (Financial Services Authority) stated yesterday that there are 29 planned public offerings in the queue with a total indicative value of Rp26.47 trillion. Meanwhile, funds raised through public offerings up to September have reached Rp186.03 trillion, against a target of Rp250 trillion for the whole of 2026.

The queue indicates that companies are still utilising the capital market as a source of funding. However, the indicative value does not represent realised funds, and public offerings do not solely refer to equity IPOs.