The JCI closed up 1.18% at 8,329.6. Several big-cap stocks across conglomerate groups and the banking sector saw strong rebounds, following regulatory steps to address recent rule-related market stress stemming from MSCI’s decision not to include Indonesia in the January 2026 rebalancing, due to ongoing issues and debate over the definition of real free float (corporate classification—KSEI classified as non-free float).
The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) closed down 1.06% at 8,232.2, forming a strong hammer candle, despite a trading halt during the first session. Several big-cap stocks, including conglomerates and banks, rebounded strongly following regulatory measures to address market concerns after MSCI announced no Indonesian inclusions for the January 2026 rebalancing due to ongoing issues over the definition of real free float (with KSEI-classified corporate holdings deemed non-free float).
The JCI closed down 7.35% at 8,320.56, driven by MSCI’s review showing no inclusion of Indonesian stocks in the January 2026 rebalancing, due to ongoing issues and debate over the definition of free float (with KSEIclassified corporate holdings deemed non–free float).
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The JCI closed lower by 0.46% at 8,951.01.
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The JCI closed down 1.4% at 9,010.3. Oil prices closed about 0.5% higher on Wednesday, supported by optimism over tighter supply after temporary shutdowns at two major oilfields in Kazakhstan and low Venezuelan export volumes highlighting slow output recovery.
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