Stock Markets March 23, 2026 04:30 AM

Jakarta Stocks Rally Led by Infrastructure, Financials and Agriculture; IDX Composite Gains 1.20%

Selective large-cap moves and commodity price swings accompany broad market advance in Jakarta

By Sofia Navarro

The IDX Composite Index closed higher on Monday, rising 1.20% as gains in Infrastructure, Financials and Agriculture sectors supported the market. Several individual stocks posted double-digit percentage moves in both directions, while oil, gold and currency pairs also showed notable intraday activity.

Jakarta Stocks Rally Led by Infrastructure, Financials and Agriculture; IDX Composite Gains 1.20%

Key Points

  • IDX Composite Index closed up 1.20% on Monday, supported by gains in Infrastructure, Financials and Agriculture.
  • Top gainers were JK:ROCK (+24.82% to 3,520.00), JK:JSPT (+24.70% to 1,565.00) and JK:LAPD (+19.48% to 92.00).
  • Notable losers included JK:PSDN (-14.97% to 159.00), JK:FITT (-14.92% to 308.00) and JK:POOL (-14.86% to 63.00); commodities and FX also moved materially.

Indonesia's benchmark stock gauge finished the trading session in positive territory on Monday, with the IDX Composite Index closing up 1.20% in Jakarta. Sector strength in Infrastructure, Financials and Agriculture contributed to the overall advance.

At the individual stock level, Rockfields Property Indonesia Pt (JK:ROCK) led the winners, jumping 24.82% - a rise of 700.00 points - to finish at 3,520.00. Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional (JK:JSPT) followed closely, gaining 24.70% or 310.00 points to end the day at 1,565.00. Leyand International Tbk (JK:LAPD) also posted a significant increase, up 19.48% or 15.00 points, closing at 92.00.

On the downside, Prasidha Aneka Niaga Tbk (JK:PSDN) fell 14.97% - a decline of 28.00 points - to trade at 159.00 at the close. Hotel Fitra International Tbk PT (JK:FITT) slipped 14.92% or 54.00 points to 308.00, while Pool Advista Indonesia Tbk (JK:POOL) was down 14.86% or 11.00 points, finishing at 63.00.

The market breadth data included the following line: Falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the Jakarta Stock Exchange by 0 to 0.

Commodities saw meaningful moves during the session. Crude oil for May delivery rose 2.00% or 1.96 to $100.19 a barrel. Brent crude for June delivery climbed 2.92% or 3.11 to $109.52 a barrel. Precious metals moved differently: the June Gold Futures contract decreased 7.63% or 351.71 to trade at $4,257.89 a troy ounce.

Foreign exchange rates also shifted. The USD/IDR rate increased 0.24% to 16,971.00, while AUD/IDR declined 0.73% to 11,828.27. The US Dollar Index Futures ended the session up 0.07% at 99.53.

Overall, the session featured concentrated stock-level volatility with several companies recording double-digit percentage gains or losses, alongside notable commodity and currency moves that accompanied the market's advance.


Market implications

  • Infrastructure, Financials and Agriculture sectors were the primary drivers of the index's gain.
  • Large percentage moves in individual names contributed significantly to intraday headline performance.
  • Commodity price changes and currency fluctuations were present, which can affect sector-level earnings and valuation dynamics.

Note: The article reflects reported closing prices and percentage changes for the session and includes intraday commodity and currency levels as stated.

Risks

  • Concentrated stock volatility - several individual names recorded double-digit percentage moves, creating higher idiosyncratic risk for portfolios with exposure to those stocks (affects equity investors and sector allocations).
  • Commodity price swings - oil and gold experienced sizeable intraday moves, which can influence input costs and revenue for energy-related and resource-sensitive sectors (affects energy and commodity-linked sectors).
  • Currency fluctuations - changes in USD/IDR and AUD/IDR may impact earnings for exporters and companies with significant foreign-currency exposures (affects corporates with FX-sensitive balance sheets).

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