Business · Markets · 15 hrs ago
Indonesia Stocks Close Lower as Brent Oil Rises Above $106 a Barrel
Indonesia’s stock index fell during Tuesday’s trading before recovering much of its losses by the close.
The Jakarta Composite Index ended at 5,925, down 0.17%, after dropping as low as 5,800.
The rupiah edged up 0.06% to 17,885 per US dollar.
Brent crude climbed above $106 a barrel after Houthi forces attacked Saudi Arabia.
The attack raised concerns that global crude oil supplies could be disrupted, helping explain the rise in prices.
Market participants were watching these developments, but no further market outlook or next steps were given.
Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index closed 0.17% lower at 5,925 on Tuesday, October 13.
The index had fallen to 5,800 before recovering some of its losses.
Brent crude rose above $106 a barrel after Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia.
The attacks raised concerns about possible disruption to global crude oil supplies.
The rupiah strengthened 0.06% to Rp 17,885 per US dollar.
- Who
- The Jakarta Composite Index and the rupiah were affected; Houthi forces attacked Saudi Arabia.
- What
- The index closed lower, while Brent crude rose above $106 a barrel.
- When
- Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia; the reported attack was in Saudi Arabia.
- Why
- Concerns that the Houthi attack could disrupt global crude oil supplies contributed to rising oil prices.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Jakarta Composite Index fell to 5,800 before recovering to close at 5,925, down 0.17%.
Brent rose above $106 a barrel after Houthi forces attacked Saudi Arabia, raising concerns about oil supply disruption.
- Index close
- 5,925, down 0.17%
- Intraday low
- 5,800
- Brent crude
- Above $106 a barrel
- Rupiah
- Up 0.06% to Rp 17,885 per US dollar
- Attack
- Houthi forces attacked Saudi Arabia
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