Indonesia Stocks Retreat in Afternoon Session
2026-06-22 06:51
By
Farida Husna
1 min. read
Indonesia’s IDX Composite slipped 67 points, or 1.0%, to 6,111 on Monday afternoon, reversing early strength as concerns mounted over further central bank tightening, MSCI’s downgrade of the country’s Information Flow accessibility, and FTSE Russell’s removal of several local stocks from its stock indices.
MSCI is also set to review later this week whether to downgrade Indonesia to frontier market status, a move that could spark heavy capital outflows.
U.S.
stock futures weakened at the same time amid renewed doubts over the Middle East peace process.
In main trading partner China, the PBoC kept lending rates unchanged for the 13th straight month, underscoring caution as household spending and investment showed signs of cooling.
Losses in Jakarta were broad-based, with basic materials, cyclicals, and energy leading declines.
Notable laggards included Merdeka Battery Materials (-4.6%), Darma Henwa (-3.8%), Kalbe Farma (-2.9%), and Bank Tabungan Negara (-2.4%).