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Indonesia's IDX Composite Hits 3-Month High on Broad Sector Gains

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Sep 1, 20261 min read
Indonesia's IDX Composite Hits 3-Month High on Broad Sector Gains
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Indonesian stocks finished Tuesday's session on a strong note, with the main benchmark index climbing over 1% to reach its highest point in three months. The rally was broad-based, fueled by investor appetite for shares in the financial and industrial sectors.

Market Performance

The IDX Composite Index gained 1.03% by the close of trading in Jakarta, marking a new three-month high, according to market data. Investor sentiment was positive, as reflected in the market breadth, with 379 stocks rising compared to 266 that fell, while 187 issues remained unchanged.

Sector Drivers and Stock Movers

The day's advance was led by strong performance in the Financials, Agriculture, and Basic Industry sectors. This sector-wide strength provided a solid foundation for the index's upward move.

Among individual equities, several companies posted significant gains:

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  • Wilton Makmur Indonesia Tbk (SQMI) surged 34.92% to close at a three-year high.
  • Kusuma Kemindo Sentosa PT (KKES) added 28.36%.
  • Steady Safe TBK PT (SAFE) climbed 25.00% to reach an all-time high.

On the other end of the spectrum, the session's biggest decliners included Kian Santang Muliatama PT (RGAS), which fell 13.94%, and Kedaung Indah Can Tbk (KICI), which dropped 11.49%.

Currency and Commodity Context

The equity market gains occurred alongside a slight weakening of the local currency. The Indonesian Rupiah edged lower against the U.S. dollar, with the USD/IDR pair rising 0.25% to 17,740.40, while the U.S. Dollar Index Futures ticked up 0.18%.

In the global commodities market, energy prices saw a significant rally. Brent oil futures for December delivery jumped 4.44%, while U.S. crude oil futures rose 2.13%. Conversely, gold futures for December delivery fell 1.16%, indicating shifting risk sentiment among global investors.

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