The benchmark index rose on broad-based buying, marking its strongest daily performance in over two weeks.
Indonesia’s IDX Composite Index climbed 1.19% to close at a two-week high, led by gains across financials, consumer staples, and energy sectors. The advance followed a rebound in regional equities and stabilizing commodity prices, which boosted investor sentiment.
The index had traded flat for most of the session before accelerating in the final hour, outpacing most Asian peers. Prior to today, the IDX had posted modest losses in three of the last four sessions, underperforming broader emerging-market benchmarks.
Trading volume remained below the 30-day average, suggesting cautious optimism rather than a broad market rally.