Foreign Investor Ownership of Indonesian Government Bonds Shrinks by Rp 31 Trillion

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08/06/2018 04:52 WIB

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Uncertainty in the global financial market, impacting the volatility of the Indonesian Rupiah exchange rate, has led investors to exit the domestic bond market.

Foreign Ownership and Share of Foreign Investors in Indonesian Government Securities (January 2017 - June 6, 2018)

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Foreign Ownership and Share of Foreign Investors in Indonesian Government Securities (January 2017 - June 6, 2018)

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According to data from the Directorate General of Financing and Risk Management of the Ministry of Finance, foreign investor ownership of Indonesian Government Securities (SBN) reached Rp 838.53 trillion (approximately 38.19% of the total Rp 2,195.61 trillion) on Wednesday, June 6th. This amount comprises Rp 818.6 trillion in Government Bonds (SUN) and Rp 19.93 trillion in Syariah State Bonds (SBSN).

Uncertainty in the global financial market, related to the potential for interest rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve (The Fed) impacting rupiah exchange rate volatility, caused investors to exit the domestic bond market. Compared to the end of January 2018, foreign ownership of SBN decreased by Rp 31.24 trillion (approximately 3.59%). However, compared to the end of last year, foreign ownership of SBN still recorded an increase of Rp 2.39 trillion (0.28%).

This decrease in foreign ownership of SBN caused the Indonesia Bond Pricing Agency composite bond index to fall 2.5% on June 7th to 239.306 from 245.692 at the end of January. The yield on 10-year government bonds increased by 99 basis points to 7.26% from 6.27% at the end of January. Similarly, the yield on 5-year bonds rose by 117 basis points to 6.95% from 5.78%.

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