Significant Foreign Capital Inflow in Early December 2025

Overview of Capital Flows

Bank Indonesia (BI) has reported a substantial capital inflow of Rp14.08 trillion during the first week of December 2025. This influx was primarily driven by non-resident investors' purchasing activities across multiple financial instruments in Indonesia's domestic market. The inflow was distributed across three main investment channels: equities, government securities, and Bank Indonesia's financial instruments.

Breakdown of Investment Flows

The capital inflow was distributed as follows:

• Rp2.11 trillion in net purchases in the equity market
• Rp1.06 trillion in government bonds (SBN)
• Rp10.92 trillion in Bank Indonesia's Rupiah Securities (SRBI)

This diversified investment pattern indicates broad-based confidence in Indonesia's financial markets. The significant allocation to SRBI suggests particular interest in BI's monetary instruments.

Market Implications

This capital inflow demonstrates continued foreign investor confidence in Indonesia's financial markets. The substantial investment in SRBI particularly highlights the attractiveness of BI's monetary instruments in the current economic environment. The inflow is expected to support the stability of the rupiah and liquidity in the financial system.