Bank Indonesia reported that during the two business days of this week, specifically May 14–15, 2025, foreign capital inflows into Indonesia's financial markets reached a total of Rp4.14 trillion. Ramdan Denny Prakoso, Head of the Communication Department at Bank Indonesia, detailed that foreign investors were actively buying into the stock market and Bank Indonesia’s Rupiah Securities (SRBI), while simultaneously selling in the government bond market (SBN).

“Based on transaction data from May 14–15, 2025, foreign non-residents recorded a net purchase of Rp4.14 trillion, consisting of Rp4.52 trillion in net purchases in the stock market, Rp1.14 trillion in SRBI, and a net sale of Rp1.52 trillion in SBN,” Ramdan explained in a statement cited on Saturday (May 17, 2025).

Meanwhile, for the year-to-date period from January 1 to May 15, 2025, foreign capital outflows from Indonesia’s financial markets still dominate, with a net outflow totaling Rp29.1 trillion. The breakdown shows a net sale of Rp53.53 trillion in the stock market, Rp20.54 trillion in SRBI, and a net purchase of Rp44.97 trillion in SBN.

In line with these developments, Indonesia’s 5-year credit default swap (CDS) premium stood at 83.34 basis points (bps) as of May 15, a decrease from 88.93 bps recorded on May 9.

On the other hand, the yield on 10-year government bonds (SBN) slightly declined to 6.87% on Friday (May 16, 2025), down from 6.9% the previous day (Thursday, May 15). For comparison, the 10-year US Treasury (UST) Note yield stood at 4.432% on Thursday (May 15).

At the same time, the Indonesian rupiah opened stronger on Friday (May 16, 2025) at Rp16,450 per US dollar, appreciating from Rp16,510 per US dollar at the market close on Thursday (May 15).

“Bank Indonesia continues to enhance coordination with the government and other relevant authorities, while optimizing its policy mix strategy to support Indonesia’s external economic resilience,” Ramdan concluded.