26 February 2026
The JCI rose by 0.5% to 8,322.2. Gold prices rebounded from the previous session’s losses as investors assessed the impact of newly imposed U.S. tariffs and focused on upcoming U.S.–Iran talks.
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1 September 2026
The JCI closed slightly higher at 6,525.48 on Monday, with the market still moving with...
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31 August 2026
The IDX Composite closed relatively flat on Friday, edging down 0.06% to 6,518.12. The ...
26 February 2026
The JCI rose by 0.5% to 8,322.2. Gold prices rebounded from the previous session’s losses as investors assessed the impact of newly imposed U.S. tariffs and focused on upcoming U.S.–Iran talks.
25 February 2026
The JCI extended its correction, falling 1.37% to 8,290.83, weighed down by declines in several commodity-related and conglomerate stocks. Investors are advised to adopt a buy-on-weakness strategy for commodity-sector stocks, which are expected to remain a key trading theme throughout the year—particularly oil, gold, and nickel.
24 February 2026
Oil prices edged lower on Monday but remained near six-month highs. Markets stayed cautious ahead of a third round of nuclear talks between the U.S. and Iran, and amid rising global economic uncertainty following U.S. tariff volatility. Indonesia’s benchmark stock index (IHSG) strengthened again, up 1.5% to 8,396.08.
23 February 2026
Oil prices slipped in Monday trading after President Trump announced plans to raise U.S. import tariffs, raising concerns over global economic growth and fuel demand. The JCI edged slightly lower, down 0.03% to 8,271.77. Market flows are still expected to favor the commodities sector, which remains a key trading theme this year—particularly oil, alongside gold and nickel.
20 February 2026
U.S. stocks closed lower on Thursday after the latest Federal Reserve policy minutes came in more hawkish than expected. Oil prices rose about 2% to a six-month high amid concerns over escalating U.S.–Iran tensions in the Middle East. The JCI declined again, down 0.43% to 8,284.08. Flows today appear likely to remain in the commodities sector, particularly oil, in line with rising oil, gold, and nickel prices.