Jakarta - Indonesia's stock market closed slightly in the green on Monday, with the IDX Composite Index finishing up 0.08% at the end of trading as gains in the Infrastructure, Agriculture and Basic Industry sectors supported the move higher.
The session's top performers included Bumi Citra Permai Tbk (JK:BCIP), which surged 34.85% - a rise of 23.00 points - to end at 89.00. Wijaya Cahaya Timber PT (JK:FWCT) followed closely, adding 34.83% or 31.00 points to close at 120.00. Mega Perintis Tbk PT (JK:ZONE) also posted notable gains, increasing 24.71% or 84.00 points to finish the day at 424.00.
On the downside, Rohartindo Nusantara Luas Tbk Pt (JK:TOOL) led decliners after falling 14.00% - a drop of 14.00 points - to 86.00 at the close. Asuransi Dayin Mitra Tbk (JK:ASDM) declined 14.63% or 90.00 points to end at 525.00, and Sidomulyo Selaras Tbk (JK:SDMU) slipped 12.70% or 16.00 points to close at 110.00.
Market breadth on the Jakarta Stock Exchange was mixed, with 381 issues falling versus 361 advancing, while 119 stocks finished unchanged.
Commodities showed a varied picture during the session. Crude oil for June delivery rose 1.68%, gaining 1.71 to trade at $103.65 a barrel. Brent crude for July delivery also increased, up 1.71% or 1.85 to $110.02 a barrel. In precious metals, the June Gold Futures contract fell 1.26%, a decline of 58.61, to trade at $4,585.89 a troy ounce.
Currency moves included a rise in USD/IDR of 0.34% to 17,363.10, while AUD/IDR increased 0.26% to 12,496.85. The US Dollar Index Futures was up 0.11% at 98.12.
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Overall, the trading day closed with only a modest net gain for the IDX Composite, while sector leaders and individual large-percentage movers shaped the session's narrative.