IDEX Rebounds After Wave of Selling (Wednesday, September 3, 2025)
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The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) closed up 1.08% to 7,885.86 at the close of trading on Wednesday (September 3, 2025).
Mulya Amri, Executive Director of the Kadin Institute, assessed that the IHSG's rapid recovery following the wave of demonstrations reflects a combination of strong economic fundamentals, solid political stability, and effective sentiment management.
"This time, the IHSG and the rupiah stabilized relatively quickly, indicating that the resilience of our financial market is much better than in the past," said Mulya, as quoted by Antara, Jakarta, Wednesday (September 3, 2025).
Unlike the IHSG, Asian markets were sluggish today. The SSE Composite Index weakened by 1.16% to 3,813.56; the Nikkei 225 Index fell 0.88% to 41,938.89; the Hang Seng Index weakened 0.60% to 25,343.43; and the Straits Times Index STI fell 0.21% to 4,289.33.
Based on the IDX-IC Sectoral Index, 9 stock sectors strengthened today. The energy sector led with a 2.49% increase. This was followed by the industrials sector, which strengthened by 1.90%, and the healthcare sector, which rose by 1.45%.
Meanwhile, 2 stock sectors closed weaker. The properties and real estate sector fell the most, by 0.99%, followed by the infrastructures sector, which weakened by 0.46%.
According to RTI Business data, 400 stocks closed higher today, 275 stocks weakened, and 126 stocks were stagnant.
The frequency of domestic stock trading today reached 2.14 million transactions. A total of 36.6 billion shares changed hands with a total transaction value of Rp 18.27 trillion.
Today's top gainer was WEGE, which soared by 34.92%. This was followed by GRIA, which surged 34.83%, and MEDS, which strengthened by 33.93%.
Meanwhile, BALI became the top loser after plunging 12.46%, followed by GZCO and CHEM, which weakened by 8.47% and 7.48%, respectively.
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