TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Bank Indonesia reported that foreign capital outflow from Indonesia on June 16-19, 2025, amounted to Rp2.04 trillion. The amount of foreign capital outflow was calculated based on transactions in the stock market, Securities Rupiah Bank Indonesia (SRBI), and State Bonds (SBN).
Director of the Communication Department, Bambang Pramono, stated that this week's foreign capital flow consisted of net sales in the stock market amounting to Rp1.78 trillion and net sales of Rp3.72 trillion in SRBI. "As well as a net purchase of Rp3.47 trillion in the SBN market," Bambang said in an official statement on Friday, June 20, 2025.
The five-year Indonesian investment risk premium or credit default swap (CDS) as of June 19, 2025, was 81.59 bps. This figure has increased compared to June 13, 2025, at 76.93 bps. Based on the settlement data until June 19, 2025, throughout 2025, non-residents recorded a net sale of Rp47.15 trillion in the stock market and Rp28.69 trillion in SRBI, as well as a net purchase of Rp44.93 trillion in the SBN market.
Meanwhile, the rupiah weakened on Thursday, June 19, 2025. It closed at Rp16,406 per U.S. dollar after the Federal Reserve, or Fed, decided to maintain the interest rate. The rupiah finally strengthened by 9 points in trading on Friday, June 20, 2025, to close at Rp16,396 per U.S. dollar.
Currency observer Ibrahim Assuaibi predicted that the rupiah would close stronger in the Rp16,350-Rp16,400 per U.S. dollar trading next Monday. "When advanced countries experience fiscal and monetary pressures, developing countries like Indonesia tend to experience the transmission of such pressures in the form of a weakening exchange rate, outflow of foreign capital, and an increase in the burden of foreign debt interest," Ibrahim said in a written statement on Friday, June 20, 2025.
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