The Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) opened down 0.09 percent at 8,562 on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, following a new closing record the previous day. Analysts predict the strengthening will continue despite mixed Asia-Pacific markets due to signals of a Federal Reserve rate cut. Potential stock recommendations are also provided for investors.
The IHSG closed at 8,570.254, up 1.85 percent, at the end of trading on Monday, November 24, 2025, setting a new all-time high record. Binaartha Sekuritas analyst Ivan Rosanova noted that the IHSG has surpassed the Fibonacci resistance at 8,486, with the MACD indicator showing bullish momentum. "With that, the chance to continue the upward trend toward 8,595 becomes very large," Ivan said in his daily research.
On Tuesday's opening, the IHSG weakened by 7 points or 0.09 percent to 8,562. However, BNI Sekuritas Head of Retail Research Fanny Suherman predicts the strengthening will continue. "The IHSG has the potential to continue rising today," Fanny stated. Support levels are at 8,450-8,500 according to Fanny, with resistance at 8,600-8,650. Ivan cites support at 8,429, 8,323, and 8,255, and resistance at 8,595, 8,703, and 8,770.
This movement is influenced by global markets. Asia-Pacific markets were mixed after New York Fed President John Williams hinted at a third rate cut this year due to a weakening labor market. The current rate is 3.75-4.00 percent, with the last meeting on December 9-10, 2025. South Korea's Kospi fell 0.19 percent, Hong Kong's Hang Seng rose 1.97 percent, while Wall Street gained: S&P 500 +1.55 percent, Nasdaq +2.69 percent.
Ivan recommends stocks such as ISAT (hold, target 2,310), KLBF (buy on weakness 1,080-1,110, target 1,295), MBMA (trading buy 505-535, target 625), MDKA (buy 1,900-1,950, target 2,380), and PTBA (buy 2,220-2,280, target 2,400) for potential gains.