Anastasya Lavenia Yudi, Jakarta – Bank Indonesia (BI) reported that foreign investors withdrew a total of Rp 3.79 trillion (approximately US$254 million) from the domestic financial market during the week of November 10-13, 2025.
Ramdan Denny Prakoso, Executive Director of BI's Communication Department, said non-resident investors made net purchases of Rp 3.93 trillion in the stock market, while selling Rp 6.33 trillion in government bonds (SBN) and Rp 1.39 trillion in Bank Indonesia Rupiah Securities (SRBI).
Indonesia's five-year credit default swap (CDS) premium was recorded at 73.51 basis points on November 13, down from 76.05 basis points a week earlier, reflecting a slightly reduced perceived risk in the market.
Since the start of 2025 through November 13, foreign investors have been net sellers across multiple markets. Net sales reached Rp 37.24 trillion in equities, Rp 6.45 trillion in government bonds, and Rp 140.40 trillion in SRBI instruments.
Market performance
The Indonesia Composite Index (IHSG) closed at 8,370.4 on Friday, November 14, a 0.29 percent drop from 8,394.59 the previous week. Market capitalization remained stable at Rp15,316 trillion (roughly USD 1 trillion), according to Kautsar Primadi Nurahmad, Corporate Secretary of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX).
Trading activity, however, saw notable increases. Average daily trading volume jumped 99 percent to 53.95 billion shares, compared with 27.07 billion shares the prior week.
The average daily transaction value rose 33 percent to Rp23.34 trillion (around US$1.57 billion), and average daily transaction frequency increased 25 percent to 2.7 million trades.
These figures highlight the heightened market activity in Indonesia despite short-term foreign capital outflows, signaling robust domestic trading and investor engagement.