Jakarta, Indonesia – September 19, 2025 – Foreign investors bolstered the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX) today, September 19, 2025, with net purchases driving a significant rally in the benchmark Jakarta Composite Index (JCI). The JCI closed higher, fueled by substantial buying activity in key stocks.
The influx of foreign capital comes as Indonesia’s market demonstrates resilience amidst global economic uncertainties.This activity impacts not only investors but also the broader indonesian economy, possibly influencing corporate investment and economic growth. Analysts will be closely watching whether this trend continues, as sustained foreign inflows are crucial for maintaining market momentum and attracting further investment.
Leading the JCI’s gains was the stock of Bank Central Asia (BBCA), which experienced a 2.17% increase, contributing 150 points to the index. Additionally, Bumi Resources mineral (BRMS) saw a substantial surge, rising 17.12% to a level of 650 and adding 10.64 points to the JCI.
The combined effect of these and other stock movements resulted in a positive close for the JCI, signaling renewed confidence in the Indonesian market.
