Stock Markets March 26, 2026

Jakarta stocks slide as IDX Composite slips 1.69% on sector losses

Infrastructure, Financials and Agriculture weigh on market; commodity and FX moves accompany the decline

By Derek Hwang ROCK INDS
Jakarta stocks slide as IDX Composite slips 1.69% on sector losses
ROCK INDS

Indonesia's IDX Composite Index closed down 1.69% after losses concentrated in the Infrastructure, Financials and Agriculture sectors. Market breadth was negative, with decliners outnumbering advancers by a wide margin. Several small-cap shares posted large intraday swings while global commodity and currency moves accompanied the session.

Key Points

  • IDX Composite Index closed down 1.69% with losses concentrated in Infrastructure, Financials and Agriculture sectors.
  • Large intraday gains were recorded in select small-cap stocks: AYLS (+32.12%), TALF (+25.00%), SSTM (+24.80%), while several names plunged: ROCK (-15.00%), INDS (-14.90%), ICON (-14.86%).
  • Commodities and FX moved notably: Brent and WTI crude rose, June gold futures declined, USD/IDR strengthened and AUD/IDR weakened.

Indonesia's equities finished lower on Thursday in Jakarta, with the IDX Composite Index shedding 1.69% at the close as several key sectors retreated.

Selling pressure was focused in Infrastructure, Financials and Agriculture names, dragging the benchmark lower by the end of trading.


Notable winners and losers

The session's top performers included Agro Yasa Lestari PT Tbk (JK:AYLS), which rallied 32.12% - a gain of 53.00 points - to finish at 218.00. Tunas Alfin Tbk (JK:TALF) added 25.00%, or 150.00 points, ending the day at 750.00, and Sunson Textile Manufacturer (JK:SSTM) climbed 24.80% - 155.00 points - to close at 780.00.

On the downside, Rockfields Property Indonesia Pt (JK:ROCK) fell 15.00% - a decline of 450.00 points - to 2,550.00 at the close. Indospring Tbk (JK:INDS) dropped 14.90%, losing 76.00 points to end at 434.00, while Island Concepts Indonesia Tbk (JK:ICON) slipped 14.86%, or 22.00 points, to finish at 126.00.

Market breadth was tilted toward losses: 437 stocks declined versus 282 that advanced, and 142 issues were unchanged on the Jakarta Stock Exchange.


Commodities and currency moves

Commodities traded with notable moves during the session. Crude oil for May delivery rose 3.81%, gaining $3.44 to $93.76 a barrel. Brent oil for June delivery increased 3.35%, or $3.26, to $100.52 a barrel. Precious metals moved the other way: the June Gold Futures contract fell 2.63% - a drop of $120.78 - to trade at $4,464.72 per troy ounce.

In currency markets, the Indonesian rupiah weakened against the U.S. dollar. USD/IDR rose 0.46% to 16,897.70. Meanwhile, AUD/IDR slipped 0.23% to 11,716.77. The US Dollar Index Futures ticked up 0.09% to 99.49.


Context and next steps

The session's losses were driven by declines in several sector groups and were reflected in broader market breadth data. Traders and investors will watch whether the commodity and currency moves seen during this session have further influence on sentiment in Jakarta in coming sessions.

This report presents the market moves, individual stock performances and the related commodity and FX data observed at the close in Jakarta.

Risks

  • Sector-specific sell-offs in Infrastructure, Financials and Agriculture could extend downward pressure on the index in subsequent sessions - impacts felt across those sectors.
  • Volatility in commodity markets, evidenced by rising crude oil and falling gold futures, may influence commodity-linked and broader market sentiment.
  • Currency moves, including a stronger USD/IDR, could raise concerns for companies with FX exposure and affect investor risk appetite.

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