IDX Composite closes 2.25% higher at 5,030.26 as all sectors gain
Published on 11/05/2026 at 13:34 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSIDX Composite regains 5,000 points
- The IDX Composite closed at 5,030.26 on November 5, 2026, up 2.25 percent from the previous session.
- All sectoral indices finished higher, led by basic materials with a 3.78 percent gain.
- A stronger rupiah, higher gold prices and positive global sentiment supported the advance.
The IDX Composite closed at 5,030.26 on Thursday, November 5, 2026, gaining 110.49 points, or 2.25 percent, from Wednesday's close of 4,919.77. The session had ended before the configured Berlin slot, so this is a dated closing report rather than an intraday update. The closing figures were reported from Indonesia Stock Exchange data by Kompas.com.
Broad advance across sectors
The index opened at 4,998.34 and traded between 4,995.45 and 5,072.05. It remained above the previous close throughout the session, according to CNBC Indonesia, although it surrendered part of its early advance before the close.
Sector participation was broad. Basic materials rose 3.78 percent, industrials gained 2.81 percent and primary consumer goods advanced 2.43 percent. Financials added 1.35 percent, while healthcare increased 1.12 percent. Property, energy, infrastructure, technology and transportation also ended higher, with transportation posting the smallest gain at 0.05 percent.
Rupiah and gold stocks add support
Kompas.com reported that the rupiah strengthened by 0.47 percent to IDR 18,082 per US dollar at the market close. The same report linked the advance in gold-related equities to a 1.6 percent rise in international gold prices to USD 4,125 per troy ounce after the US dollar weakened following the Democratic Party's midterm-election victory.
Among large-cap names cited in the report, Bank Central Asia rose 3.5 percent, Amman Mineral International gained 8.28 percent and Telkom Indonesia advanced 5.57 percent. Gold-related shares also performed strongly: Aneka Tambang rose 4.61 percent, Bumi Resources Minerals gained 6.49 percent and Archi Indonesia climbed 12.06 percent.
Market breadth and investor focus
Trading activity was substantial, with Kompas.com reporting 22.45 billion shares changing hands for a total value of IDR 9.97 trillion. A total of 505 stocks rose, 219 declined and 239 were unchanged. The breadth suggests that Thursday's rebound was not limited to a small group of index heavyweights, although the index still finished below its intraday high.
For investors, the move restored the IDX Composite above 5,000 after the previous session's close at 4,919.77. The strength of basic materials and precious-metals-related stocks points to the importance of commodity and currency signals in the session's performance, while the broad sector advance indicates improved market participation. The next session will determine whether the recovery can extend beyond the psychological threshold. Further coverage is available on the IDX Composite topic page.
