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AlphaVantage Symbols for Indonesian Stock Exchange Shares

Article Quant Q&A · Author: Gary
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Summary

The document answers how to request data for shares listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange through AlphaVantage. It says to use the Jakarta exchange ticker format, illustrated with AALI, and notes that these shares are priced in Indonesian rupiah. The exchange suffix is the key practical detail: several alternative arrangements of the exchange name and ticker were reported not to work.

The answer provides a single example for retrieving daily time-series data. It does not explain how to find or validate symbols for other Indonesian listings, describe data coverage or delays, or compare AlphaVantage with other providers. The example is therefore a concise symbol-format pointer rather than a broader guide to sourcing or analyzing Indonesian equity data.

Key ideas

  • Use the Jakarta exchange suffix when requesting Indonesian share data from AlphaVantage.
  • The example identifies AALI as a Jakarta-listed ticker.
  • The quoted share prices are denominated in Indonesian rupiah.
  • The response gives one ticker example and does not establish symbol formats for every listing.

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# Pull IDX stocks with alphavantage?


# Pull IDX stocks with alphavantage?












How do I pull data for stocks on the indonesian stock exchange (https://www.idx.co.id/en-us/market-data/stocks-data/list-of-stocks/) with alphavantage? What is the symbol I should pass? I've tried for example `IDX:AALI`, `IDX.AALI`, `AALI.IDX`, `AALI:IDX` but none work.

## Answer by amdopt (score 2, accepted)

https://quant.stackexchange.com/a/46463

Just swap in your API key below. Keep in mind that they are priced in Indonesian Rupiah's.

For Indonesia you need to use the Jakarta exchange symbol:

AALI: https://www.alphavantage.co/query?function=TIME_SERIES_DAILY&symbol=AALI.JK&apikey=your_api_key

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