IDX Composite closes 0.32 percent higher at 4,919.77
Published on 11/04/2026 at 18:42 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSIDX Composite ends Wednesday higher
- The IDX Composite closed at 4,919.77 on Wednesday, November 4, up 0.32 percent from Tuesday's close.
- Only three of the 11 IDX-IC sectors advanced, led by commodities, while technology recorded the steepest decline.
- The modest index gain followed a sharp sell-off in the previous session and therefore did not reflect broad market strength.
The IDX Composite closed at 4,919.77 on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, gaining 15.48 points, or 0.32 percent, according to Katadata DataBoks. Based on the previous close of 4,904.29 on Tuesday, the rise was approximately 0.32 percent.
Limited breadth behind the rebound
The advance came despite generally weak market breadth. Eight of the 11 IDX-IC sector indexes declined, while only three sectors finished higher. Commodities led the gainers with a rise of 0.91 percent, followed by primary consumer goods at 0.22 percent and financials at 0.17 percent.
Technology was the weakest sector, falling 1.53 percent. Energy declined 1.51 percent and non-primary consumer goods lost 1.38 percent. Real estate, transportation, healthcare, infrastructure and industrials also ended lower. The sector pattern indicates that the headline improvement was concentrated rather than a broad-based recovery.
Context after Tuesday's sell-off
The closing gain followed a 3.78 percent decline in the IDX Composite on Tuesday, when the index ended at 4,904.29, according to the latest Ad-hoc-News coverage. Wednesday's move therefore restored only a small part of the earlier loss. For investors, the combination of a modest index gain and negative breadth suggests that market-wide risk appetite remained uneven at the close.
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