On November 15, 2016, the Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) of the Indonesia Stock Exchange closed down 37.24 points (0.73 percent) to 5,078.501, a third consecutive decline. Concerns over the protectionist policies of the US president-elect and the Federal Reserve's planned interest rate hike remained the focus of investors in the domestic financial market.
Similarly, the Composite Bond Index (ICBI) on November 15, 2016, fell 1.687 points (0.81 percent) to 206.0569, a fifth consecutive decline since November 9, 2016. Bond prices were again corrected, with the composite government bond index (Clean Price) falling 0.85 percent to 109.8737 from the previous close. Conversely, yields rose. The composite government bond index (Effective Yield) increased by 2.09 percent to 8.0982 percent from the previous day's level.
In the spot market transactions on November 15, 2016, the rupiah strengthened by 6 points (0.04 percent) to Rp 13,369 per US dollar, the second consecutive strengthening.