Stock Markets July 14, 2026 04:30 AM

Jakarta Stocks Slip as Financials, Agriculture and Basic Industry Drag IDX Lower

IDX Composite falls 0.09% at close as select small-cap names post large moves; oil and gold climb

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Indonesia's IDX Composite Index ended Tuesday's session down 0.09% as losses in the Financials, Agriculture and Basic Industry sectors weighed on the market. While a handful of small-cap names recorded double-digit gains, several other stocks posted substantial declines. Commodity markets saw crude and Brent oil rise, and gold futures tick higher. Currency moves included a slight depreciation of the US dollar versus the rupiah and a modest gain for the Australian dollar against the rupiah.

Jakarta Stocks Slip as Financials, Agriculture and Basic Industry Drag IDX Lower
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Key Points

  • IDX Composite Index closed down 0.09% following sector losses in Financials, Agriculture and Basic Industry.
  • Top winners included PRDL (+25.00%), AGAR (+25.00%), and SKBM (+23.64%); notable declines were seen in JELI (-14.90%), KONI (-13.64%) and KIOS (-11.11%).
  • Commodities and FX showed strength for oil and gold; USD/IDR eased slightly while AUD/IDR strengthened modestly.

Jakarta - Indonesia's benchmark IDX Composite Index finished the trading day lower on Tuesday, slipping 0.09% as declines in the Financials, Agriculture and Basic Industry sectors pressured equities.

At the close in Jakarta, the IDX Composite Index recorded a 0.09% drop.

Among individual stocks, Prodia Diagnostic Line Tbk PT (JK:PRDL) led gains, surging 25.00% or 68.00 points to close at 340.00. Asia Sejahtera Mina Tbk (JK:AGAR) also advanced 25.00% or 52.00 points to finish at 260.00, while Sekar Bumi Tbk (JK:SKBM) added 23.64% or 130.00 points to end the session at 680.00.

On the downside, Niramas Utama Tbk PT (JK:JELI) fell 14.90% or 190.00 points to 1,085.00 at the close. Perdana Bangun Pusaka Tbk PT (JK:KONI) declined 13.64% or 450.00 points to 2,850.00, and Kioson Komersial Indonesia Tbk PT (JK:KIOS) dropped 11.11% or 12.00 points to 96.00.

Market breadth was positive by count, with 394 stocks advancing, 247 declining and 192 remaining unchanged on the Jakarta Stock Exchange.

Notable price milestones during the session included Prodia Diagnostic Line reaching an all-time high, closing up 25.00% at 340.00, and Niramas Utama recording an all-time low, falling 14.90% to 1,085.00.


Commodities moved higher alongside the local session: crude oil for August delivery rose 2.97% or 2.32 to settle at $80.46 a barrel. Brent oil for September delivery increased 3.66% or 3.05 to $86.35 a barrel. In precious metals, the August Gold Futures contract climbed 0.53% or 21.40 to trade at $4,027.10 a troy ounce.

Currency markets showed a modest shift versus the rupiah. USD/IDR was down 0.07%, at 18,087.00, while AUD/IDR was up 0.26% to 12,550.09. The US Dollar Index Futures was quoted 0.10% lower at 100.94.


Summary of session action:

  • IDX Composite Index -0.09% at close.
  • Top gainers: PRDL +25.00% (340.00), AGAR +25.00% (260.00), SKBM +23.64% (680.00).
  • Top decliners: JELI -14.90% (1,085.00), KONI -13.64% (2,850.00), KIOS -11.11% (96.00).
  • Advancers vs decliners: 394 vs 247; 192 unchanged.
  • Commodities: CL (Aug) +2.97% to $80.46; Brent (Sep) +3.66% to $86.35; Gold (Aug) +0.53% to $4,027.10/oz.
  • FX: USD/IDR 18,087.00 (-0.07%); AUD/IDR 12,550.09 (+0.26%); US Dollar Index Futures 100.94 (-0.10%).

This session highlighted divergent moves across small-cap names where outsized percentage swings occurred, while headline commodity prices moved higher during the trading day.

Risks

  • Continued sector weakness in Financials, Agriculture and Basic Industry could pressure index performance - this affects broad market sentiment and stocks within those sectors.
  • Large percentage moves in small-cap stocks introduce volatility risk for portfolios with exposure to these names - affects market participants concentrated in smaller securities.
  • Rising commodity prices, particularly oil, may influence input costs and investor allocation decisions across commodity-sensitive sectors.

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