IHSG Soars 2.25% to 7,127 After FTSE Retains Indonesian Capital Market Status
Flooring Guide by Cinvex JAKARTA – The Bisnis-27 Index initiated Wednesday’s trading session (April 8, 2026) in a buoyant mood, solidifying its position in the green zone by strengthening to a level of 486.95. Several key stocks, including BRPT, BUMI, and NCKL, demonstrated notable gains this morning, reflecting a positive start to the day.
According to comprehensive data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI), this significant index, born from a collaborative effort with the daily Bisnis Indonesia, experienced an impressive surge of 2.58% immediately following the opening bell. Throughout the day’s trading, the Bisnis-27 Index navigated a range between 486.10 and 487.82, underscoring dynamic market activity.
A closer look at the market breadth reveals a predominantly optimistic landscape: out of its 27 constituent stocks, 21 successfully opened in the green zone, signaling investor confidence. Four stocks maintained a stagnant position, while only two closed in the red zone.
Leading the charge in the index’s robust performance was PT Barito Pacific Tbk. (BRPT), an entity owned by the prominent Prajogo Pangestu. BRPT’s shares climbed by an impressive 5.14%, or 75 points, reaching Rp1,535. This upward momentum was closely followed by PT Bumi Resources Tbk. (BUMI), which saw its shares advance by 5.08% to settle at Rp248 per share by mid-morning.
Beyond the top performers, other stocks also contributed significantly to the market’s positive trajectory. NCKL registered a healthy increase of 4.89%, pushing its value to Rp1,180. Meanwhile, MAPI surged by 4.33% to Rp1,325, and BBNI strengthened by 3.99%, reaching Rp3,650 per share, showcasing broad-based gains.
Conversely, some equities experienced a downturn during the trading session. PT Medco Energi Internasional Tbk. (MEDC) saw its shares weaken by 5.21%, shedding 85 points to close at Rp1,545. Following this, PT Medikaloka Hermina Tbk. (HEAL) also recorded a decline, dropping 2.06% to settle at Rp1,190 per share.
In parallel, the broader Jakarta Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) also exhibited strong momentum, opening higher on Wednesday (April 8, 2026) at a commanding 7,142.53. The IHSG posted a significant gain of 2.46% just moments after the market officially commenced trading, reflecting widespread bullish sentiment.
The market’s overall strength was evident in the trading statistics: a substantial 367 stocks advanced, while only 87 experienced declines, and 181 remained unchanged. The total market capitalization for the day stood impressively at Rp12,537.16 trillion, underscoring the considerable value traded.
A pivotal factor underpinning the IHSG’s uplift was the recent, reassuring decision by FTSE Russell. The global index provider affirmed its commitment to maintaining Indonesia’s capital market status within the prestigious “Secondary Emerging Market” category. Crucially, FTSE Russell also clarified that it would not consider Indonesia for inclusion on any watch list that might signal a potential downgrade of the national capital market’s standing in the eyes of international investors.
Reiterating its stance, FTSE Russell’s official report explicitly stated, “At this stage, Indonesia’s Secondary Emerging market status remains unchanged. FTSE Russell did not consider Indonesia for inclusion in the Watch List and will continue to monitor reform progress and engage with market participants.”
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