Video: Oil Supply Disruption Risks as Coal Prices Top US$150

The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) extended its decline in Thursday’s (15 October) first trading session, falling by more than 1% to the 5,800 level. The rupiah also weakened to Rp17,948 per US dollar.

In commodity markets, global crude oil prices remained above US$100 a barrel amid continuing risks of supply disruptions, while coal prices continued to rise, approaching US$150 a tonne.

What sentiment is influencing global market movements? Mercy Widjaja discusses the latest in Profit on CNBC Indonesia (Thursday, 15 October 2026).