PT Bursa Efek Indonesia reported that the movement of the Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) over the week of April 27–30, 2026, ended in negative territory, declining by 2.42 percent.

The Corporate Secretary of BEI, Kautsar Primadi Nurahmad, stated that the market capitalization of the exchange decreased by 2.78 percent to Rp12,382 trillion from Rp12,736 trillion in the previous week.

“The IHSG’s weekly movement changed by 2.42 percent, closing at 6,956.804 compared to 7,129.490 in the prior week,” he said in an official statement quoted on Saturday (May 2).

Furthermore, the average daily transaction value this week declined by 6.81 percent to Rp18.27 trillion, from Rp19.61 trillion in the previous week. The average daily transaction frequency also dropped by 15.02 percent to 2.34 million transactions, down from 2.75 million transactions.

In addition, the average daily trading volume on the exchange experienced a significant decrease of 17.32 percent to 37.11 billion shares, compared to 44.88 billion shares in the previous week.

Meanwhile, foreign investors recorded a net sell of Rp1.486 trillion on Thursday (April 30), bringing the cumulative net sell for 2026 to Rp49.874 trillion.

On Monday (April 27), the Otoritas Jasa Keuangan, together with the government, launched the Planned and Periodic Mutual Fund Investment Program (PINTAR Reksa Dana) as an effort to deepen Indonesia’s capital market. The launch was officiated by OJK Chair Friderica Widyasari Dewi alongside Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto and Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa.

“This serves as a strategic momentum to boost public participation in the capital market through mutual fund instruments, particularly among younger generations and beginner investors,” Kautsar said.

The launch of PINTAR Reksa Dana was also held in conjunction with Pekan Reksa Dana 2026 organized by the Asosiasi Pelaku Reksa Dana dan Investasi Indonesia. The program is expected to encourage a healthy culture of regular investing, supported by 30 investment managers and 26 mutual fund selling agents (APERD) to enhance investor security and comfort.