JCI Down 0.79% in Morning Session, BREN and DSSA Shares Under Selling Pressure
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia — The Composite Stock Price Index (JCI) closed weaker in the morning trading session today, Monday (6/4/2026), as selling pressure continued to dominate the market.
According to trading data, the JCI settled at 6,971.01, down 0.79%.
From the opening of trading, the index was already in the red zone, even correcting by more than 1% at one point.
In terms of intraday movement, the JCI briefly reached a high of 7,009.23 before being pressured down to a low of 6,934.89. This pattern reflects fairly high volatility amid generally negative market sentiment.
The transaction value in the morning session reached Rp8.47 trillion, with a trading volume of 16.74 billion shares and transaction frequency hitting 1.02 million times. Market capitalisation was recorded at Rp12,146 trillion.
Quoting Revinitif, Dian Swastatika Sentosa (DSSA) was the main drag with a contribution of -20.73 points, followed by Barito Renewables Energy (BREN) with -19.55 points and Bank Central Asia (BBCA) with -9.37 points.
This came as DSSA shares fell 8.35% and BREN dropped 11.04%.
DSSA and BREN are shares included in the High Shareholding Concentration (HSC) list, or high share ownership concentration for issuers.
As is known, the Financial Services Authority (OJK), together with the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) and the Indonesian Central Securities Depository (KSEI), has officially released data related to HSC.
In addition, the JCI is still shadowed by several global and domestic sentiments. In the latest development, US President Donald Trump has posted on social media full of harsh words, where he threatened to destroy power plants and bridges in Iran if the country fails to meet Tuesday’s deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to all shipping.
He repeated previous threats to unleash “hell”, but told US media that there is a “big chance” of reaching a deal with Tehran.
Iran mocked the ultimatum, calling it a “desperate, nervous, and foolish action”.
Trump’s latest threat came after he announced that the second crew member from a US fighter jet shot down over Iran had been successfully rescued in an operation in a highly dangerous area.
Domestically, the government will hold a press conference on transportation and fuel policies at 1:30 PM WIB. This policy is highly anticipated as it will directly affect the public.
So far, the government has not indicated any fuel price increases to safeguard the economy.
Attending today’s press conference are the Coordinating Minister for the Economy, the State Secretary, the Finance Minister, the Minister of Transportation, and the Cabinet Secretary.