The easing of panic in the global financial market led to gains in several Asian stock exchanges after two days of selling pressure. In the first trading session on November 15, 2016, the Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) of the Indonesia Stock Exchange rose 45.5 points (0.89 percent) to 5,161.24 from the previous day's close.
The Indonesian Rupiah exchange rate on November 15, 2015, at 12:15 WIB, was traded at Rp 13,303 per US dollar, strengthening by Rp 72 (0.45 percent) from the previous day's close. Meanwhile, Indonesia's investment risk indicator (CDS) for 5-year government bonds fell to 192.297 from 198.854 the previous day.
Several Asian stock market indices also moved positively, such as those in Malaysia, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Meanwhile, the Indian, Australian, and South Korean markets experienced corrections.