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Jakarta index rises 2.25% as foreign investors sell shares
Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index rose 2.25% on Thursday, 5 November, closing at 5,030.26.
The rise came as foreign investors sold more shares than they bought, with net sales of Rp65.5 billion across the market.
Foreign investors bought shares worth Rp3.4 trillion and sold Rp3.5 trillion.
Ten listed companies saw foreign net selling even as the index gained, including banks, energy firms and mining companies.
The largest net sales were in Bank Rakyat Indonesia at Rp176 billion and Bank Mandiri at Rp172 billion.
The figures show that the market’s rise coincided with foreign selling, but no reason for either trend or next step is given.
Jakarta’s Composite Stock Price Index rose 2.25% to 5,030.26 on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
The index gained 110.49 points despite net selling by foreign investors.
Foreign investors recorded net sales of Rp65.5 billion across the market during Thursday’s second session.
Their reported purchases totaled Rp3.4 trillion, while sales reached Rp3.5 trillion.
Bank Rakyat Indonesia and Bank Mandiri had the largest net sales among the 10 stocks listed.
- Who
- Foreign investors sold shares while Jakarta’s Composite Stock Price Index rose.
- What
- The index gained 110.49 points, or 2.25%, to close at 5,030.26.
- When
- Thursday, November 5, 2026.
- Where
- Jakarta, Indonesia.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Index close
- 5,030.26
- Index change
- Up 110.49 points, or 2.25%
- Foreign net sales
- Rp65.5 billion
- Foreign purchases
- Rp3.4 trillion
- Foreign sales
- Rp3.5 trillion