Foreign Capital Escapes From Indonesia IDR 3.79 Trillion This Week
JAKARTA Bank Indonesia (BI) revealed that based on transaction data from November 10, 2025 to November 13, 2025, there was a foreign capital outflow or capital outflow in non-residents in the domestic financial market, net sales were recorded at IDR 3.79 trillion.
Executive Director of the Communication Department, Ramdan Denny Prakoso, said that foreign funds that came in came from stocks, while the flow of foreign funds released came from Government Securities (SBN), and Bank Indonesia Rupiah Securities (SRBI).
"It consists of buying net amounting to IDR 3.92 trillion in the stock market, as well as selling net worth of IDR 6.33 trillion in the SBN market and IDR 1.39 trillion in the Bank Indonesia Rupiah Securities (SRBI)," he explained through an official statement, quoted on Sunday, November 16.
Selama tahun 2025, berdasarkan data setelmen sampai dengan 13 November 2025, nonresident tercatat jual neto sebesar Rp37,24 triliun di pasar saham, Rp6,45 triliun di pasar SBN, dan Rp140,40 triliun di SRBI.
In line with these developments, Ramdan said that the CDS Indonesia premium 5 years as of November 13, 2025 was 73.51 bps, down from 7 November 2025 of 76.05 bps.
Meanwhile, the 10 year SBN (State Securities) yield rate on Friday morning, November 14, 2025 was stable at the level of 6.12 percent. Meanwhile, at the close of Thursday, November 13, 2025, Yield SBN 10 years fell to 6.12 percent.
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Meanwhile, the rupiah exchange rate on Friday morning, November 14, 2025 opened at the level (bid) of Rp. 16,690 per US dollar, while at the close of Thursday, November 13, 2025, it was Rp. 16,720 per US dollar. Meanwhile, the US dollar index weakened to the level of 99.16.
In addition, at the close of Thursday, November 13, 2025, the 10-year Yield UST (US Treasury) rose to a level of 4.119 percent.
"Bank Indonesia continues to strengthen coordination with the Government and relevant authorities and optimize policy mix strategies to support Indonesia's external economic resilience," he concluded.