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Indonesia’s Stock Index Rises 1.12% Despite Foreign Investors’ Net Selling
Indonesia’s main stock index rose 1.12% to 5,387.91 at the close on Thursday, October 22.
Foreign investors sold shares worth Rp1.49 trillion overall, despite the market’s rise.
They still bought more shares than they sold in 10 companies, led by Bank Mandiri, with net purchases of Rp152.31 billion.
Other companies on the list included Puradelta Lestari, Amman Mineral, GoTo and Merdeka Copper Gold.
A net purchase means investors bought more of a company’s shares than they sold during the trading session.
The index’s gain came alongside heavy overall foreign selling, and no further market developments are described.
Indonesia’s Composite Stock Price Index rose 1.12% to 5,387.91 at the close of trading on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
Foreign investors recorded net selling of Rp1.49 trillion across all markets.
Trading volume was 331.29 million lots, with transaction value of Rp15.31 trillion.
Foreign investors bought shares in several companies, led by Bank Mandiri with net purchases of Rp152.31 billion.
- Who
- Indonesia’s Composite Stock Price Index and foreign investors.
- What
- The index rose 1.12% to 5,387.91, while foreign investors recorded net selling of Rp1.49 trillion.
- When
- Thursday, October 22, 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia’s stock market.
- Why
- The article says buying in several stocks helped drive the index’s rise despite foreign investors’ overall net selling.
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- Index close
- 5,387.91, up 1.12%
- Foreign net selling
- Rp1.49 trillion across all markets
- Trading volume
- 331.29 million lots
- Transaction value
- Rp15.31 trillion
- Largest foreign net purchase
- Bank Mandiri (BMRI), Rp152.31 billion