Year-End Quiet Hits IDX as JCI Slips and Turnover Shrinks
Jakarta. Trading activity on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) showed mixed movement during the shortened Dec. 22–24, 2025 period, with the Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) edging lower amid year-end caution.
The benchmark index slipped 0.83% over the period to close at 8,537, down from 8,609 a week earlier. In line with the softer index, market capitalization on the Indonesia Stock Exchange declined 1.17% to Rp 15.60 quadrillion ($931.86 billion), from Rp 15.78 quadrillion in the previous week.
Trading activity also eased. Average daily transaction frequency fell 2.23% to 2.74 million trades from 2.80 million previously. The pullback was more pronounced in volume, with average daily trading volume dropping 18.44% to 38.34 billion shares from 47 billion shares, signaling lighter participation toward the year’s close.
Average daily trading value contracted sharply, down 30.91% to Rp 23.70 trillion from Rp 34.30 trillion in the prior week.
Despite the overall pressure, foreign investors booked a net buy of Rp 2.45 trillion on the final trading day of the week. On a year-to-date basis, however, foreign investors remained net sellers, with cumulative outflows totaling Rp 18.36 trillion in 2025.
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