The fall in commodity prices amid rising yields on US bonds and the Rupiah depreciation triggered the pressure on the Jakarta Composite Index in Session I trading (30/3) to fall 69.67 points or 1.13% to 6,097.14.

"Selling pressure has not moved on from the Indonesia Stock Exchange due to a combination of falling prices for several commodities," said Head of Research at MNC Sekuritas Edwin Sebayang in Jakarta on Tuesday (30/3).

On the other hand, the increase in yields on 10-year US bonds is already above 1.72%, which will impact the increase in Indonesian bond yields and will again depreciate the Rupiah exchange rate.