The Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) once again opened trading in negative territory today. At the opening, the index declined and was positioned around the 7,500 level.

According to RTI data on Wednesday (April 22, 2026), IHSG opened at 7,528. By 09:20 WIB, the index gradually climbed to 7,568, gaining about 9 points (0.13%).

During the morning session, IHSG fluctuated within a range of 7,523 at its lowest to 7,572 at its highest. The total transaction value reached Rp2.81 trillion, with 7.89 billion shares traded across 497,924 transactions.

Out of this activity, 346 stocks advanced, 203 declined, and 186 remained unchanged.

Despite the daily gain, IHSG still recorded a decline of 0.76% on a weekly basis and dropped 15.24% over the past three months. Additionally, the index fell 6.81% over six months and has decreased by 12.51% throughout 2026.

Previously, IHSG spent the entire day in negative territory. This was triggered by a report from Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI), which plans to remove Indonesian stocks classified under High Shareholding Concentration (HSC).

MSCI has also extended the rebalancing process of Indonesian equities to May 2026. In its latest announcement, the firm stated that it is still assessing the impact of capital market reforms on investment accessibility.

“MSCI will exclude stocks identified by Indonesian authorities under the High Shareholding Concentration (HSC) framework,” the announcement stated.