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Indonesia’s Stock Index Rises 1.02% as Foreign Investors Sell 10 Shares
Indonesia’s IDX Composite rose 1.02% on Tuesday, extending gains from late the previous week.
The index closed at 5,125.73 points, with 410 shares rising and 174 falling.
Trading was worth about 75.64 trillion rupiah, and foreign investors were net buyers across the market by 171.89 billion rupiah.
Even so, foreign investors sold shares in 10 companies, according to the trading data cited.
Barito Pacific had the largest net foreign sale, at 51.05 billion rupiah, followed by Telkom Indonesia at 47.50 billion rupiah.
The figures show that overall foreign buying came alongside sales in individual stocks; no further market developments were specified.
Indonesia’s Composite Stock Price Index rose 1.02% to close at 5,125.73 on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
The index gained 51.96 points, extending its rise from the end of the previous week.
Foreign investors recorded net purchases of Rp171.89 billion across the market.
Despite the overall net buying, foreign investors made net sales in 10 listed shares.
Barito Pacific had the largest reported net foreign sale, at Rp51.05 billion.
- Who
- Indonesia’s Composite Stock Price Index and foreign investors.
- What
- The index rose 1.02% to 5,125.73, while foreign investors made net sales in 10 shares despite net buying across the market.
- When
- Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
- Where
- The Indonesian stock market.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The index’s rise began, according to the report.
The index closed up 1.02% at 5,125.73, while foreign investors recorded net sales in 10 shares.
- Index close
- 5,125.73
- Index change
- Up 51.96 points, or 1.02%
- Overall foreign net buying
- Rp171.89 billion
- Largest foreign net sale
- Barito Pacific (BRPT), Rp51.05 billion
- Trading volume
- 380.35 million lots