Indonesian equities closed higher on Thursday, with the Jakarta Stock Exchange Composite Index gaining 1.12% to reach a three-month peak. Advancing issues outnumbered decliners by 409 to 247, while 180 stocks ended unchanged.
Gains were broad-based across the Financials, Infrastructure and Agriculture sectors, lifting the benchmark gauge to its highest level since early June. Regional peers also showed mixed performance, with broader Asian markets tracking U.S. Treasury yields and oil price movements.
Among individual movers, PT Mizuho Leasing Indonesia Tbk surged 33.78% to 99.00 points, while Guna Timur Raya PT added 25.00% to 1,075.00. PT Pakuan Tbk rose 24.90% to 3,210.00. On the downside, Global Digital Niaga Tbk PT fell 12.81% to 354.00, followed by declines in Bekasi Asri Pemula Tbk and Asia Sejahtera Mina Tbk.
Commodities showed divergent trends as October West Texas Intermediate crude slipped 0.44% to $90.61 per barrel, while November Brent crude declined 0.46% to $95.19. December gold futures advanced 1.55% to $4,483.01 per troy ounce.
The Indonesian rupiah strengthened modestly against the U.S. dollar, with USD/IDR down 0.17% to 17,654.90. The Australian dollar versus rupiah fell 0.35% to 12,678.06, while the U.S. Dollar Index futures slipped 0.32% to 99.24.
