JCI Corrects by 0.29% While the Majority of Stock Sectors Strengthen (Tuesday, November 11, 2025)
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The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) started the week in the red zone after closing down for two consecutive days since Monday (10/11/2025).
At the close of trading today, Tuesday (11/11/2025), the JCI corrected by 0.29% to the 8,366.51 level, even as the majority of stock sectors recorded positive growth.
Based on the IDX-IC Sectoral Index, 7 stock sectors closed stronger today. The energy sector led with an increase of 1.74%, followed by the infrastructures sector which strengthened by 1.47%, and the properties and real estate sector which rose by 1.45%.
Meanwhile, 4 stock sectors closed weaker today. The Financials sector saw the deepest decline of up to 1.13%, followed by the technology sector which weakened by 0.58%, and the concumer non-cyclicals sector which fell by 0.71%.
According to RTI Business data, 290 stocks closed higher today, 378 stocks weakened, and 147 stocks remained stagnant.
The frequency of domestic stock trading today reached 3.09 million transactions. A total of 69.66 billion shares changed hands with a total transaction value reaching Rp27.48 trillion.
The top gainers today were DART, which strengthened by 34.97%, followed by KOBX, which rose by 34.44%, and BUMI, which strengthened by 32%.
Meanwhile, TALF became the top loser after plunging by 12.30%, followed by CHEM and NRCA, which weakened by 11.63% and 9.80%, respectively.
Stock exchanges across the Asian region generally showed a varied performance today. The Straits Times Index STI strengthened by 1.20% to 4,542.20; the Hang Seng Index rose by 0.18% to 26,696.41; the SSE Composite Index fell by 0.39% to 4,002.76; while the Nikkei 225 Index weakened by 0.14% to 50,842.93.
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