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Indonesia’s IHSG opens down 0.61% at 5,066
Indonesia’s IHSG stock index opened 0.61% lower at 5,066 as the trading week ended.
The index tracks shares listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, and its decline came amid concerns about global economic news weighing on Indonesian markets.
US inflation rose in September, while the US economy grew faster than expected in the third quarter.
Those developments could affect expectations for US interest rates and investor appetite for Indonesian assets.
The rupiah had recently weakened past 18,100 per US dollar, and Bank Indonesia said its November rate decision would depend on economic conditions rather than automatically follow the US Federal Reserve.
Investors were also watching upcoming central bank decisions and economic data, including Japan’s rate announcement and eurozone growth figures.
Indonesia’s benchmark IHSG opened down 0.61% at 5,066.
The decline came as Indonesian markets faced a busy schedule of economic data and events.
CNBC Indonesia cited Wall Street’s fall and rising US inflation as potential negative catalysts for Indonesian shares and the rupiah.
The 10-year Indonesian government bond yield eased to 7.643% on Thursday, from 7.706% on Wednesday.
- Who
- Indonesia’s IHSG stock index.
- What
- It opened down 0.61% at 5,066.
- When
- Friday, October 30, 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia.
- Why
- The article says Wall Street’s fall and rising US inflation could weigh on Indonesian shares, but does not identify a specific cause for the opening decline.
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- Opening level
- 5,066
- Opening change
- Down 0.61%
- 10-year government bond yield
- 7.643% on Thursday, down from 7.706% on Wednesday
- US PCE inflation
- Rose 0.5% month to month in September 2026