Stock market was one of the key indicators to show the economic condition of a country, it also become the capital platform to raise fund for companies and the country to develop, the movement of the stock market was in seconds and might be substantial to many stakeholders. In this paper would examine the effect that caused by geopolitical risk, oil price and several macroeconomic indicators on the Indonesia market performance. Indonesia market chosen as a representation of the emerging country, which continuously growing and believed to have a bigger contribution to the world economic in the near future. The result shows that Indonesia market was not significantly influenced by the geopolitical issue and significantly affected by some macroeconomic indicators. The findings provide insight and assist investor and policy makers in making decision.

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