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JCI session 1 down 2.61%, foreign net sell Rp83.8 billion

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JCI session 1 down 2.61%, foreign net sell Rp83.8 billion
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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia — The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) came under pressure again in today’s trade, Friday (6 June 2026), after closing up 1.76% yesterday. The JCI closed Session 1 down 201.44 points, or 2.61%, at 7,509.10. A total of 676 shares declined, 101 rose, and 181 were unchanged. Turnover reached Rp 9.39 trillion, with 17.45 billion shares traded across 1.17 million trades. Market capitalisation fell to Rp 13,392 trillion.

According to Refinitiv, all sectors were in the red. Non-prime consumer, utilities, and energy fell by 4.32%, 3.51%, and 3.18%, respectively. The main drags on the JCI were heavyweight banks and energy stocks and commodities, notably from Sinar Mas, Bakrie, and Prajogo Pangestu.

Top 10 laggards in the JCI midday session:

  • Bank Mandiri (BMRI): -12.81 index points

  • Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BBRI): -11 index points

  • Bumi Resources Minerals (BRMS): -9.71 index points

  • Barito Renewables Energy (BREN): -9.25 index points

  • Astra International (ASII): -9.21 index points

  • Energi Mega Persada (ENRG): -7.17 index points

  • Barito Pacific (BRPT): -7.17 index points

  • Dian Swastatika Sentosa (DSSA): -7.17 index points

  • Bank Central Asia (BBCA): -7.11 index points

  • Telkom Indonesia (TLKM): -6.31 index points

Meanwhile, foreigners recorded a net sell of Rp 83.8 billion in Session 1 today.

Separately, Asian stock markets edged higher after a morning pullback. Korea’s Kospi rose 0.22%, Japan’s Nikkei rose 0.62%, and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index gained 1.87%.

Indonesia’s financial market, however, remains under heavy pressure. Escalating US–Israel and Iran tensions, a rally in oil prices, and China’s latest economic outlook are expected to weigh on sentiment today.

Crude oil prices surged to their highest level since July 2024, as tensions with Iran disrupted global energy supplies. Refinitiv reported Brent crude closed at US$84 per barrel, up almost 4%, while WTI closed at US$81.01 per barrel, up 8.5%. Those levels were the highest since July 2024, or 2 years and 8 months.

Oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains largely halted, while Iran claims to have struck an oil tanker with a missile.

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