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Indonesia’s financial markets display a mixed picture: the IHSG slid while the rupiah strengthened against the US dollar, ahead of the anticipated MSCI rebalancing. On Thursday (August 7, 2025), the IHSG slipped approximately 0.18%, falling to 7,490.18, dipping below the key 7,500 level. Nevertheless, consolidation remains intact in a minor accumulation phase.
Trading data shows 353 stocks fell, 286 rose, and 317 were unchanged. Total turnover reached IDR 16.47 trillion, with a volume of 34.83 billion shares across 2.02 million trades. Market capitalization stands at IDR 13,434 trillion, and foreign investors recorded a net buy of IDR 666.09 billion.
The tech sector dragged the index lower late in the session, especially DCII (PT DCI Indonesia Tbk), which fell 10%, contributing to a 37.38-point drop in the IHSG. This followed BEI’s earlier week-long suspension and implementation of Full Call Auction (FCA) trading.
Additional downward pressure came from stocks under Prajogo Pangestu, including BRPT, CUAN, and CDIA. On a positive note, mining stock AMMN surged 16.17%, adding 42.29 points.
In the region, Asia-Pacific markets mostly advanced: Nikkei 225 +0.65%, Kospi +0.92%, Hang Seng +0.69%, though Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 edged down slightly.
The rupiah appreciated 0.43% to IDR 16,285/USD, marking four consecutive days of gains, fueled by a weakening US dollar and rising expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut.
Bank Indonesia reported robust foreign exchange reserves of US$ 152 billion at end of July 2025. In the bond market, the yield on the 10-year government bond dropped to approximately 6.443%, signaling renewed investor interest.
