JCI First Session Closes Up 0.65% at 7,102

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - The Composite Stock Price Index (JCI) opened higher by 0.65% or 45.61 points to 7,102.72 at the end of the first trading session today, Wednesday (6/5/2026). A total of 377 stocks rose, 240 were flat, and only 194 declined.

The transaction value was recorded at Rp10.46 trillion, with a trading volume of 22.57 billion shares across 1.49 million transactions.

The majority of trading sectors strengthened, with the highest gains recorded in the technology and basic materials sectors. Meanwhile, only the financial sector weakened.

The companies supporting the JCI’s performance today included TPIA, DCII, MORA, BRMS, and BRPT.

The JCI rose in line with the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) reporting that Indonesia’s economic growth in the first quarter of 2026 reached 5.61% on an annual or year-on-year (yoy) basis.

This growth rate is higher than the 5.39% in the fourth quarter of 2025 and the same period in the previous year, or the first quarter of 2025, at 4.87% yoy.

Shifting to the foreign exchange market, the rupiah closed at its all-time weakest level against the US dollar on Tuesday’s trading (5/5/2026). This pressure occurred alongside the announcement of Indonesia’s first-quarter 2026 economic growth data.

According to Refinitiv data, the rupiah closed down 0.26% at Rp17,410/US$. This position also became the rupiah’s weakest closing level ever.

Throughout the trading session, the rupiah moved in the range of Rp17,380-Rp17,445/US$. This weakening also extended the Garuda currency’s depreciation trend to five consecutive trading days.