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Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index Falls 2.59% as Foreign Investors Buy Shares
Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index, a measure of the country’s share market, fell 2.59% on Monday, October 12, 2026, to 5,975.78.
Shares declined across the market: 602 fell, 114 rose and 77 were unchanged.
At the same time, foreign investors bought more shares than they sold, making net purchases worth 128.89 billion rupiah.
The largest reported net purchase was in GoTo Gojek Tokopedia, at 134.35 billion rupiah.
Other shares with large net purchases included Bank Rakyat Indonesia and Astra International.
The figures show that foreign buying continued even as the wider market fell, but no explanation for the different movements was given.
Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index fell 2.59% to close at 5,975.78 on Monday, October 12, 2026.
Foreign investors were net buyers of shares worth Rp128.89 billion across the market.
The index declined even as foreign investors bought shares in several listed companies.
GoTo Gojek Tokopedia had the largest net foreign buying, at Rp134.35 billion.
Of 793 stocks traded, 602 fell, 77 were unchanged and 114 rose.
- Who
- The Jakarta Composite Index and foreign investors.
- What
- The index fell 2.59%, while foreign investors made net purchases of Rp128.89 billion.
- When
- Monday, October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia’s stock market.
- Why
- The sources do not state why the index fell.
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- Index close
- 5,975.78
- Index change
- Down 2.59% on October 12, 2026
- Foreign net buying
- Rp128.89 billion across the market
- Largest foreign net buy
- GoTo Gojek Tokopedia (GOTO), Rp134.35 billion
- Stocks that fell
- 602
Sources
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