IHSG Finally Rebounds! Closes Up 7.52 Percent, Breaching 5,700 Level After Months of Pressure
The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) finally managed to close trading in positive territory with a significant gain on Tuesday, 9 June 2026. After experiencing pressure in recent times, the Indonesian stock market showed signs of recovery with a surge that brought the index back to the 5,700 level.
Based on RTI trading data, the IHSG closed up 404.51 points, or 7.52 percent, at 5,746.64. This gain was one of the largest daily increases, occurring amid the market’s attempts to emerge from the pressures that have overshadowed it for several months.
Since the opening bell, the index moved consistently in positive territory. The IHSG opened at 5,344.68 and continued to strengthen, reaching a daily high of 5,746.64. Meanwhile, the lowest level recorded was 5,318.14.
The strengthening of the IHSG was supported by the dominance of stocks moving into positive territory across almost all trading sectors. A total of 678 stocks recorded price increases. In contrast, only 89 stocks closed lower, while 48 other stocks remained stagnant.
The dominance of advancing stocks indicated high investor buying interest throughout the trading session. This condition also signalled that optimism was beginning to return to the market after a fairly deep correction period. The widespread buying also helped push the index higher, breaching the psychological level of 5,700 at the close.
The euphoria of the market rally was also reflected in the high transaction activity throughout the day. Trading volume was recorded at 44.99 billion shares, with a transaction value, or turnover, reaching IDR 27.30 trillion across 2,714,279 trades.
The large transaction value indicates that the IHSG’s gain was driven not only by increases in certain stocks but was also accompanied by substantial investor participation in the market. The high trading activity serves as an indicator of rising market participants’ confidence in the domestic bourse. Despite the sharp surge in today’s trading, the IHSG still faces major challenges in fully recovering from the pressure seen since the start of the year.