Indonesian Composite Index Opens 0.24% Higher at 6,652 Level

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) strengthened at the opening of trade on Monday (7/9/2026). The index rose 15.61 points, or 0.24%, to a level of 6,652.09.

Based on data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange, the IHSG turned back into the red zone three minutes after the market opened, with a temporary high of 6,662.61 and a low of 6,626.92. A total of 231 shares rose, 108 fell, and 351 remained unchanged.

Trading volume in the early session reached 401.57 million shares, with a transaction value of around Rp 277.41 billion.

Indonesia’s financial markets face a busy week with a series of domestic and global data releases that could influence the direction of the rupiah, the stock market, and foreign capital flows.

Domestically, attention is focused on foreign exchange reserves, consumer confidence, and retail sales, while externally the market will scrutinise data from China, the European Central Bank’s (ECB) interest rate decision, and United States inflation.

This series of events will set the tone for sentiment, particularly as expectations regarding Federal Reserve policy have strengthened once again following solid US labour market data.

Dollar movements, global bond yields, and investor appetite for emerging market assets are potentially the main factors for the Indonesian market throughout the week.

Meanwhile, Asia-Pacific stock markets opened mostly higher in trading on Monday (7/9/2026), amid renewed investor attention on the Middle East after tensions between the United States (US) and Iran showed no signs of easing.

The situation comes as the US and Iran remain engaged in mutual attacks amid diplomatic efforts to end the conflict.

In Japan, the Nikkei 225 index rose nearly 1%, while the Topix gained 0.55% at the start of trade. Meanwhile, South Korea’s Kospi index surged 3.09% and the small-cap Kosdaq index rose 1.33%, while Australia’s benchmark S&P/ASX 200 moved flat.