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Indonesia’s Composite Index Rises 0.31% as Foreign Investors Buy Shares
Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index rose 0.31% to 5,282.31 on Wednesday, October 28.
The gain ended a two-day run of declines for the index.
Foreign investors made net purchases worth Rp664.14 billion across the market.
Their largest reported buys were shares in Bank Mandiri and Telkom Indonesia, followed by Bank Negara Indonesia.
Other shares with reported foreign net buying included Bank Syariah Indonesia, Bank Central Asia, Perusahaan Gas Negara, Dian Swastatika Sentosa and Aneka Tambang.
Foreign buying accompanied the market’s rise, but no further market developments were reported.
Indonesia’s Composite Index rose 0.31% to 5,282.31 on Wednesday, October 28, ending a two-day decline.
Foreign investors recorded net buying, with the reported total for all markets differing slightly between the articles.
Trading volume was 321.86 million lots, with transactions worth Rp14.56 trillion.
Health was the strongest of the three sectors that rose, gaining 1.71%, while Infrastructure fell 2.13%.
- Who
- The Indonesia Stock Exchange Composite Index and foreign investors.
- What
- The index rose 0.31% to 5,282.31, while foreign investors recorded net buying.
- When
- Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia’s stock market.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Composite Index fell for two consecutive trading days.
The index rose 0.31% to 5,282.31, and foreign investors recorded net buying.
- Index close
- 5,282.31, up 0.31%
- Foreign net buying
- Rp664.24 billion in Detik; Rp664.14 billion in CNBC Indonesia
- Regular-market net buying
- Rp257.74 billion
- Trading value
- Rp14.56 trillion