IDX Composite rises 1.02 percent to 5,125.73 at November 10 close
Published on 11/10/2026 at 13:12 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSIDX Composite closes higher in Jakarta
- The IDX Composite finished November 10 at 5,125.73, up 1.02 percent from Monday's close.
- Eight of 11 IDX-IC sectors advanced, led by industrials, while technology was the weakest sector.
- Investors also monitored Chinese economic data, Indonesian confidence data and the upcoming US inflation release.
Indonesia's IDX Composite ended its Tuesday, November 10, 2026, session at 5,125.73, rising 51.96 points, or 1.02 percent, from Monday's close of 5,073.77. The closing level and daily move were reported by Kompas.com, citing Indonesia Stock Exchange data.
Broad gains across Indonesian sectors
The index opened at 5,096.81 and traded between 5,075.64 and 5,160.55 during the session. Market breadth favored advancing shares: 458 stocks rose, 220 declined and 267 were unchanged, according to the same report.
Eight of the 11 IDX-IC sector indexes finished higher. Industrials led with a 2.68 percent gain, followed by basic materials at 2.41 percent and consumer non-cyclicals at 1.80 percent. Energy rose 1.43 percent, transportation gained 1.23 percent and property increased 0.97 percent. Three sectors ended lower: technology fell 0.20 percent, healthcare declined 0.16 percent and infrastructure slipped 0.06 percent.
The CNBC Indonesia reported that the index climbed early in the session, reached its intraday high during the first session, then moved sideways in the 5,120 to 5,140 area before the close. It identified Astra International, Amman Mineral Internasional, Merdeka Gold Resources, Petrosea and Merdeka Copper Gold among the stocks supporting the index, while Bank Central Asia, Telkom Indonesia, AKR Corporindo, Medco Energi Internasional and Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa were among the reported drags.
Data and inflation remain in focus
Market attention also included China's October inflation and producer-price data, Indonesian consumer-confidence data and the scheduled release of US inflation figures. These events formed part of the day's market backdrop, but the reported index move does not by itself establish a causal link between any single data release and the closing performance.
The Indonesia Stock Exchange defines the IDX Composite as an index measuring the share-price performance of companies listed on its Main Board and Development Board. Further coverage of this benchmark is available on the IDX Composite topic page.
