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The US dollar fell 0.67% against the Indonesian rupiah on September 30, with the pair at 17,872, though it remained 0.3% higher than a week earlier. The rupiah has faced persistent pressure over the past week as a stronger dollar environment weighed on emerging-market currencies broadly. Indonesia's central bank, Bank Indonesia, has intervened in currency markets at times to limit excessive rupiah volatility, given its impact on import costs and inflation.
Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) gained 1.56% to 6,374.91 on September 23, though it remained down 1.85% for the week. The daily rebound came after a period of weakness, suggesting some stabilization in local investor sentiment. Indonesia's equity market is closely tied to commodity export revenues, particularly coal and palm oil, as well as domestic consumption trends in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) dropped 1.69% on September 22 to 6,277.04, extending a 2.31% weekly decline. The back-to-back losses placed the index at its weakest level in the recent period. Indonesian equities are sensitive to commodity price swings, given the country's role as a major exporter of coal, palm oil, and nickel, as well as to movements in the US dollar.
The US dollar declined 0.44% against the Indonesian rupiah to 17,547 on September 09, extending a 1.21% weekly loss. The rupiah has gradually firmed against the dollar over the past week. Indonesia's currency is sensitive to global risk sentiment and commodity prices, as the country is a major exporter of commodities including palm oil and coal.
Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index gained 1.81% to 6,521.75 on August 27, though it finished the week down 0.78%. The single-session rebound recovered a portion of losses accumulated earlier in the week. The JCI is heavily weighted toward commodity-linked and banking stocks, making it sensitive to global raw-material prices and domestic interest-rate expectations set by Bank Indonesia.
Aug 27, 17:51 UTCAlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Daten: Financial Modeling Prep
Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) declined 1.48% to 6,405.69 on August 26, pulling back despite a 1.6% gain recorded over the prior week. The single-session drop reversed a meaningful portion of the weekly advance. The JCI tracks all shares listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange and is a key barometer of Southeast Asia's largest emerging market economy.
Aug 26, 17:51 UTCAlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Daten: Financial Modeling Prep
Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) gained 2.06% to 6,525.69 on August 23, adding to a weekly advance of 1.93%. The index has edged higher in a measured fashion over the week, consistent with modest risk-on sentiment across Asian markets. The JCI tracks all stocks listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange and is a broad barometer of investor confidence in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
Aug 23, 17:51 UTCAlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Daten: Financial Modeling Prep
The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) advanced 2.06% on August 22 to 6,525.69, adding to a weekly gain of 1.93%. The index has seen steady buying pressure throughout the week. Indonesia's benchmark equity index covers companies across banking, commodities, and consumer sectors, and its performance is often linked to global risk appetite and commodity export prices.
Aug 22, 17:51 UTCAlternativeMarkets.AI Newsroom · Daten: Financial Modeling Prep