May 30, 2026 | 01:05 pm
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - During the trading week of May 25 to 29, 2026, the Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) closed lower compared to the previous week, with Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) data showing a 0.56 percent drop.The benchmark index wrapped up the week's trading at 6,162.04, marking a clear correction from its position at the close of the preceding week. Despite the dip, the IDX maintained that the local market still managed to log several positive metrics over the five-day period.Trading on the exchange concluded with mixed trends, as the average daily transaction value and total market capitalization both booked gains, even while daily transaction frequency and trading volumes fell below the previous week's figures.The average daily transaction value saw a substantial 30.37 percent surge, climbing to Rp28.38 trillion from the previous week's average of Rp21.77 trillion. "Market capitalization on the IDX also expanded by 0.88 percent to reach Rp10,729 trillion, up from Rp10,635 trillion a week earlier," the exchange noted in an official statement released on Saturday, May 30, 2026.Conversely, the average daily transaction frequency scaled back by 10.87 percent, dropping to 2.11 million trades from the 2.37 million recorded the prior week. The average daily transaction volume also shifted downward by 15.60 percent, tallying 30.95 billion shares compared to the previous week's 36.67 billion shares.The domestic stock market faced heavy selling pressure over the course of the week. By the closing bell on Friday, May 29, 2026, foreign investors had registered a net sell-off of Rp8.519 trillion, a figure that pushes the cumulative foreign net sell total to a staggering Rp53.971 trillion so far this year.Read: JCI Closes Lower as Market Volatility PersistsClick here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News
