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Indonesia’s Stock Index Falls 1.33% as Foreign Investors Buy Shares
Indonesia’s main stock index fell 1.33% on Thursday, 15 October, closing at 5,863.78.
The decline came a day after the index had risen.
Most listed shares also fell: 567 lost value, 120 were unchanged and 108 rose.
Despite the drop, foreign investors bought more shares than they sold, making net purchases worth Rp567.96 billion across the market.
Bank Central Asia led the listed purchases at Rp286.10 billion, followed by Bank Rakyat Indonesia at Rp78.35 billion.
The buying offered a contrast to the broad market decline, but no further market developments are specified.
Indonesia’s Composite Stock Price Index fell 1.33% to 5,863.78 on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
Foreign investors were net buyers, purchasing Rp567.96 billion worth of shares across all markets.
Their net purchases included Rp520.03 billion on the regular market and Rp47.93 billion on the negotiated and cash markets.
The index had strengthened the previous day before falling on Thursday.
A total of 567 shares declined, 120 were unchanged and 108 rose.
- Who
- Foreign investors bought shares as Indonesia’s Composite Stock Price Index fell.
- What
- The index dropped 1.33% to 5,863.78, while foreign investors made net purchases of Rp567.96 billion.
- When
- Thursday, October 15, 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia’s stock market.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The index strengthened.
The index fell 1.33% to 5,863.78, while foreign investors made net purchases of Rp567.96 billion.
- Index change
- Down 1.33%
- Index level
- 5,863.78
- Foreign net purchases
- Rp567.96 billion
- Regular-market net purchases
- Rp520.03 billion
- Declining shares
- 567