27 April 2026
The JCI closed down 0.24% in the red at 7,541.6, still facing resistance in the 7,600–7,700 range. The Indonesian market is starting to show resilience to US–Iran geopolitical sentiment.
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27 April 2026
The JCI closed down 0.24% in the red at 7,541.6, still facing resistance in the 7,600–7,700 range. The Indonesian market is starting to show resilience to US–Iran geopolitical sentiment.
22 April 2026
The JCI closed down 0.46% in the red at 7,559.4, still facing resistance in the 7,600–7,700 range. The Indonesian market is starting to show resilience to U.S.–Iran geopolitical sentiment, with the IHSG reform agenda—highlighted by the HCL release—providing a positive catalyst.
21 April 2026
The JCI closed down 0.75% in the red at 7,594, still facing resistance in the 7,600–7,700 range. The Indonesian market has started to show resilience to U.S.-Iran geopolitical tensions, while the IHSG reform agenda—marked by the release of HCL—has provided a positive catalyst.
20 April 2026
The JCI closed flat at +0.17% in the green at 7,634. The Indonesian market appears increasingly resilient to U.S.-Iran geopolitical tensions. Meanwhile, the IHSG reform agenda—highlighted by the introduction of the High Concentration List (HCL)—has provided fresh optimism.
17 April 2026
The JCI closed flat at -0.03% in the red zone at 7,621.4, as some market participants appeared to take profits. The Indonesian market is starting to become more resilient to U.S.–Iran geopolitical sentiment, while the JCI reform agenda— starting with the release of the HCL—has provided positive momentumfor the market.