Indonesia’s IHSG falls 0.80% after volatile trading
Utilities led the sector declines, while trading turnover reached Rp10.38 trillion.
Indonesia’s benchmark IHSG ended trading on 30 October 2026 at 5,057.05, losing 41.01 points, or 0.80%, after an early recovery gave way to selling. Trading volume totalled 351.48 million lots, equivalent to about 35.15 billion shares, with turnover of Rp10.38 trillion.
The index opened lower before climbing to around 5,110 in the opening minutes, moving above its previous close. It then reversed course and reached a session low near 4,980 at about 09:40 Western Indonesian Time, more than 100 points below its intraday high.
A subsequent recovery kept the benchmark largely between 5,000 and 5,060 for the remainder of trading. It briefly reached about 5,073 at 15:30 before retreating towards the close.
Refinitiv data showed utilities falling 4.85%, basic materials losing 2.72% and real estate declining 2.22%. Stocks weighing on the benchmark included Bayan Resources, Bank Rakyat Indonesia, Barito Renewables Energy, Barito Pacific and Chandra Asri Pacific. Astra International, GoTo Gojek Tokopedia, Bank Central Asia, Perusahaan Gas Negara and Olympus Strategic Indonesia helped limit the decline.
