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Indonesia’s main stock index rises 1.04% to close at 6,093.76
Indonesia’s main stock index, the Jakarta Composite Index, rose 1.04% on Friday and closed at 6,093.76.
The index fell below 6,000 during the day before recovering and finishing near its high.
Most stocks rose: two reports counted 381 gainers, 238 decliners and 172 unchanged shares.
The reports give different trading-value figures, ranging from about 8.44 trillion to 9.95 trillion rupiah.
Industry shares were among the strongest, though one report put their gain at 2.1% and another at 2.76%.
The rise matters because the index summarizes the performance of shares listed on Indonesia’s stock exchange.
Investors were also watching Indonesian retail sales, domestic consumption and global energy-price risks, but the reports give no forecast for the index’s next move.
Indonesia’s IHSG composite index rose 1.04% to close at 6,093.76 on Friday, October 9, 2026.
The index gained 62.47 points from the previous session, according to Detik and CNBC Indonesia.
It opened at 6,039.01, fell to 5,995.82 and reached a high of 6,100.58 during the day.
Reports differed on the number of advancing shares: Detik and CNN Indonesia reported 381, while CNBC Indonesia reported 407.
- Who
- Indonesia’s IHSG composite stock index.
- What
- It rose 1.04% to close at 6,093.76.
- When
- Friday, October 9, 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia’s stock market.
- Why
- CNBC Indonesia cited gains in industrial, basic materials and non-essential consumer sectors as contributors.
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The IHSG opened at 6,039.01.
The index fell to 5,995.82, then rose to a high of 6,100.58.
The IHSG closed at 6,093.76, up 1.04%.
- Closing level
- 6,093.76
- Daily change
- Up 62.47 points, or 1.04%
- Opening level
- 6,039.01
- Intraday low
- 5,995.82
- Intraday high
- 6,100.58
- Trading date
- October 9, 2026
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