Indonesia's benchmark Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) ended the week's final trading session on Friday (7/10/2026) in positive territory, edging up 0.20 percent, or 11.92 points, to close at 5,924.36. The gain extended a positive trend from the previous session, though its pace lagged well behind the sharper rallies recorded on Wall Street and in Singapore over the same period.
Throughout the session, the IHSG opened higher at 5,936.04 before slipping to an intraday low of 5,887.83, then reversed course to close near its daily high of 5,949.99. Transaction value reached Rp8.86 trillion, with trading volume of 18.51 billion shares changing hands across 1.92 million transactions.
A total of 364 stocks advanced, 241 declined, and 185 were unchanged. Eight of eleven sectors closed in positive territory, led by the energy sector, which jumped 0.91 percent, while the industrial sector was the biggest drag, falling 0.48 percent.
On the foreign flows side, investors booked a net sell of Rp284.90 billion, though the selling pressure was relatively contained and not enough to drag the index back into negative territory.