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Foreign Investors Snap Up Most Indonesian Stocks in Four Months

Eduard Gismatullin
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Foreign investors purchased the most Indonesian stocks in over four months on Tuesday, marking the largest net inflow since October 2025. The $203.5 million surge reflects renewed confidence in the market. Regulatory reforms aimed at improving market investability drove the buying spree. Authorities introduced measures to enhance transparency and accessibility, attracting global funds after January’s outflows. February saw a reversal of January’s withdrawals, which were triggered by MSCI’s potential downgrade warning. The shift suggests investors now view Indonesia’s market status as more stable. The net inflow contrasts with earlier caution, signaling optimism about Indonesia’s economic outlook. Analysts attribute the turnaround to both domestic reforms and broader regional market trends. This surge aligns with Indonesia’s efforts to strengthen its position as an emerging market. The move may reduce risks of a downgrade while boosting foreign capital participation.
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