Stock Markets May 20, 2026 04:30 AM

Jakarta Stocks Slip as IDX Composite Hits Fresh 52-Week Low

Agriculture, basic industry and property groups lead declines while select small caps post sharp gains

By Priya Menon SURE RELI

Indonesia's benchmark index closed lower on Wednesday, sliding 1.01% to a fresh 52-week low as losses in Agriculture, Basic Industry and Property weighed on the market. Decliners outnumbered advancers by a wide margin, while a handful of small-cap names recorded double-digit percentage gains. Commodity and currency moves included lower crude and Brent prices, a drop in gold futures, and modest shifts in the rupiah and the US Dollar Index Futures.

Jakarta Stocks Slip as IDX Composite Hits Fresh 52-Week Low
SURE RELI

Key Points

  • IDX Composite dropped 1.01% to a new 52-week low, driven by Agriculture, Basic Industry and Property sector losses.
  • Small-cap issues SURE, INTD and APIC posted the largest percentage gains; RELI, UANG and TPIA were the biggest decliners, with TPIA hitting a 52-week low.
  • Commodities and currencies moved lower for crude, Brent and gold while USD/IDR and AUD/IDR showed modest depreciation; US Dollar Index Futures ticked higher.

Indonesia's equity market finished in negative territory on Wednesday, with the IDX Composite Index ending the session down 1.01% and recording a new 52-week low. Broad weakness in the Agriculture, Basic Industry and Property sectors contributed to the market slide.

The session's largest percentage risers were concentrated among smaller-cap stocks. Super Energy Tbk PT (JK:SURE) led gains, jumping 24.89% or 590.00 points to close at 2,960.00. Inter-Delta Tbk (JK:INTD) added 22.61% or 52.00 points to finish at 282.00, and Pacific Strategic Financial (JK:APIC) climbed 20.16% or 260.00 points to end the day at 1,550.00.

On the downside, Reliance Securities Tbk (JK:RELI) was the heaviest loser among listed issues, falling 15.00% or 90.00 points to 510.00 at the close. Pt Pakuan Tbk (JK:UANG) declined 14.45% or 380.00 points to 2,250.00, while Chandra Asri Petrochemical Tbk (JK:TPIA) dropped 14.74% or 460.00 points to close at 2,660.00. Chandra Asri also fell to a 52-week low on the move.

Market breadth was weak. Declining issues outnumbered advancing ones by 563 to 169, and 126 stocks finished unchanged, underscoring the broad nature of the sell-off.

Commodities traded lower during the session. Crude oil for July delivery fell 1.52% or $1.59 to $102.79 a barrel. Brent oil for July delivery slipped 2.09% or $2.34 to $109.76 a barrel. Precious metals also eased, with the June Gold Futures contract down 1.51% or $68.88 to trade at $4,489.12 a troy ounce.

Currency moves included a softer rupiah against the US dollar and the Australian dollar. USD/IDR was down 0.47% to 17,598.00, while AUD/IDR declined 0.49% to 12,518.04. The US Dollar Index Futures was up 0.27% at 99.37.


Summary

Indonesia's benchmark closed lower, marking a 1.01% drop to a 52-week low amid sector-led weakness. Small-cap winners contrasted with several notable losers, while commodity prices and currency pairs showed modest moves.

Key points

  • IDX Composite fell 1.01% to a new 52-week low, led by Agriculture, Basic Industry and Property losses.
  • Top gainers included SURE (+24.89% to 2,960.00), INTD (+22.61% to 282.00) and APIC (+20.16% to 1,550.00).
  • Largest decliners were RELI (-15.00% to 510.00), UANG (-14.45% to 2,250.00) and TPIA (-14.74% to 2,660.00), with TPIA hitting a 52-week low.

Risks and uncertainties

  • Broad sector weakness - The Agriculture, Basic Industry and Property sectors underperformed and could continue to weigh on market breadth.
  • Concentrated declines in major names - Large percentage losses in individual stocks may amplify volatility across related peer groups.
  • Commodity and currency swings - Downward moves in crude, Brent and gold, together with rupiah fluctuations, could affect earnings and sentiment for commodity-linked and import-dependent companies.

Risks

  • Broader sector weakness in Agriculture, Basic Industry and Property could sustain market declines and hurt related companies.
  • Sharp percentage drops in individual stocks may increase volatility and investor risk appetite, especially for securities with large intraday moves.
  • Declines in commodity prices and rupiah fluctuations may create earnings pressure for commodity-linked firms and import-reliant businesses.

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