Indonesia equities finished the session lower on Monday, with the IDX Composite Index down 0.68% at the close in Jakarta after selling pressure in several major sectors outpaced gains elsewhere.
Market movers
The biggest percentage gainers on the IDX Composite were led by small- and mid-cap names. Digital Mediatama Maxima PT (JK:DMMX) advanced 35.00%, adding 56.00 points to close at 216.00. Saranacentral Bajatama Tbk (JK:BAJA) climbed 34.55%, or 57.00 points, to finish at 222.00, while Nusantara Voucher Distribution Tbk PT (JK:DIVA) rose 30.09%, or 34.00 points, to 147.00.
On the downside, Puri Sentul Permai Tbk PT (JK:KDTN) was the heaviest percentage loser, falling 14.09% or 62.00 points to end at 378.00. Multipolar Technology Tbk (JK:MLPT) declined 10.11%, a drop of 180.00 points to 1,600.00, and Indo Oil Perkasa PT (JK:OILS) slipped 9.60% or 24.00 points to close at 226.00.
Breadth and notable highs
Decliners outnumbered advancers on the Jakarta Stock Exchange, with 394 issues lower versus 272 higher, while 169 stocks finished unchanged. Saranacentral Bajatama (JK:BAJA) was reported to have reached a three-year high in the session, rising 34.55% to 222.00.
Commodities and currencies
Energy markets saw notable weakness during the session. Crude oil for September delivery fell 6.38%, down $5.70 to $83.61 a barrel. Brent oil for October delivery dropped 6.10%, a $5.59 decrease to $86.09 a barrel. In metals, the August Gold Futures contract rose 0.55%, gaining $22.20 to trade at $4,093.00 a troy ounce.
Currency moves showed the Indonesian rupiah firming against the US dollar and the Australian dollar weakening relative to the rupiah. USD/IDR rose 0.63% to 18,020.90, while AUD/IDR increased 0.71% to 12,605.30.
US dollar benchmark
The US Dollar Index Futures was trading lower in the session, down 0.19% at 101.11.
This close reflects a session in which sector-level losses in Infrastructure, Financials and Agriculture outweighed sharp gains among select individual stocks, while commodity price moves and currency fluctuations formed part of the broader market backdrop.