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Jakarta Stock Index Falls as Foreign Investors Buy Indonesian Shares
Indonesia’s main stock index fell 0.17% on Tuesday, closing at 5,925.98.
The decline came even as foreign investors bought more shares than they sold, making net purchases worth Rp561.60 billion across the market.
Most of that net buying, Rp555.71 billion, was in negotiated and cash-market transactions, while Rp5.9 billion was in the regular market.
Astra International had the largest net foreign buying, at Rp44.73 billion, followed by Timah and Bumi Resources Minerals.
The buying took place as the index remained in a weakening trend, with 290 shares falling and 334 rising.
The figures cover trading on Tuesday, October 13, 2026; no further action or market outlook is specified.
Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index fell 10.17 points, or 0.17%, to 5,925.98 on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
Foreign investors were net buyers of Indonesian shares, purchasing Rp561.60 billion across all markets.
The index’s decline continued despite the foreign buying.
Astra International recorded the largest net foreign buying, at Rp44.73 billion.
- Who
- Foreign investors bought Indonesian shares as the Jakarta Composite Index fell.
- What
- The index dropped 10.17 points, or 0.17%, to 5,925.98.
- When
- Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia, including regular, negotiated and cash markets.
- Why
- The reason for the index’s decline is Not stated.
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- Index close
- 5,925.98
- Index change
- Down 10.17 points, or 0.17%
- Foreign net buying
- Rp561.60 billion across all markets
- Largest foreign net buy
- Astra International (ASII), Rp44.73 billion
- Trading date
- October 13, 2026
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