The Indonesian Composite Index (IHSG) opened lower on Monday, falling to 5,873 points. The decline was driven by significant net selling from foreign investors, totaling Rp1.17 trillion (approximately $76 million USD). A total of 152 issuers experienced selling pressure at the market open, while 380 stocks remained unchanged. This indicates a generally negative sentiment among investors at the start of trading. The downturn reflects broader market concerns and a shift in investment strategies by foreign entities. Analysts are monitoring the situation to assess the potential for further volatility. The market’s performance will be closely watched for indicators of economic stability.