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Indonesia’s stock index rises 0.39% as foreign investors sell overall
Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index rose 0.39% on Wednesday, closing at 5,948.83.
The gain followed two days of declines, but the index remained below 6,000.
Foreign investors sold a net Rp1.13 trillion across the market, including sales on regular and negotiated and cash markets.
At the same time, they bought shares in some companies, with Bank Central Asia attracting the most net buying at Rp216.62 billion.
Other stocks with net foreign buying included Barito Pacific, Timah, Medco Energi, Pakuwon Jati and Perusahaan Gas Negara.
The figures show that foreign investors were net sellers overall despite buying selected stocks; no further market developments are given.
Indonesia’s Composite Stock Price Index rose 0.39% on Wednesday, closing at 5,948.83.
Foreign investors recorded net sales of Rp1.13 trillion across the market.
The index gained 22.85 points after falling for the previous two trading days.
Trading value was Rp11.26 trillion, with 280 stocks rising and 321 falling.
PT Bank Central Asia had the largest foreign net buying, at Rp216.62 billion.
- Who
- Indonesia’s Composite Stock Price Index and foreign investors.
- What
- The index rose 0.39%, while foreign investors were net sellers overall.
- When
- Wednesday, 14 October 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia’s stock market.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The index fell for two consecutive trading days.
The index rose 0.39% to close at 5,948.83, while foreign investors recorded net sales of Rp1.13 trillion.
- Index close
- 5,948.83
- Index change
- Up 22.85 points, or 0.39%
- Foreign net sales
- Rp1.13 trillion across the market
- Trading value
- Rp11.26 trillion
- Largest foreign net buying
- PT Bank Central Asia: Rp216.62 billion