The Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) posted a positive performance at the close of trading on Tuesday, June 2, 2026. The index rose by 68.04 points, or about 1.11 percent, to close at 6,195.42.
This increase indicates improving sentiment in the domestic capital market following a period of significant volatility in recent times.
During the trading session, stock movements on the Indonesia Stock Exchange were mixed. A total of 281 stocks closed higher, 389 stocks closed lower, and 147 others remained unchanged.
From a sectoral perspective, the energy sector was the main driver of the market’s gains, rising by approximately 1.61 percent. Positive performance was also seen in the basic materials sector, which rose 1.32 percent, and the infrastructure sector, which gained 0.64 percent.
Meanwhile, several sectors continued to face pressure.
The transportation sector saw the steepest decline, falling by approximately 3.33 percent, followed by the healthcare sector, which dropped 2.26 percent, and the technology sector, which weakened by 1.08 percent.
Trading activity was quite active, with a transaction volume of approximately 30.84 billion shares and a transaction value of around Rp25.02 trillion.
The high transaction value and volume indicate that investor interest in the Indonesian capital market remains strong, even though market conditions are still characterized by mixed movements across sectors.
Among the LQ45 blue-chip stocks, several companies posted significant gains and caught the attention of market participants.
Shares of PT Petrindo Jaya Kreasi Tbk (CUAN) were among the top gainers after surging approximately 24.60 percent. Gains were also recorded by PT Sumber Alfaria Trijaya Tbk (AMRT), which rose 20 percent, and PT Amman Mineral Internasional Tbk (AMMN), which climbed about 17.88 percent.
Overall, the day’s trading reflected investor optimism regarding the prospects of the Indonesian stock market, particularly in sectors related to commodities and energy, which served as the main drivers of the index’s rise.