JAKARTA - Foreign capital inflows were recorded at IDR 4.96 trillion as of (26/3) since the beginning of 2025. This amount is the difference between net non-resident purchases in the Government Securities (SBN) and Bank Indonesia Rupiah Securities (SRBI) markets and net non-resident sales in the stock market.

Quoting a press release on Friday (28/3), Ramdan Denny Prakoso, Executive Director, Head of the Communication Department of Bank Indonesia (BI) said that non-residents recorded a net sell of IDR 32.02 trillion based on settlement data until yesterday (26/3). Meanwhile, net purchases were recorded at IDR27.06 trillion, consisting of purchases in the SBN market of IDR16.08 trillion and SRBI of IDR10.98 trillion.

During the week (24-26/3), non-residents recorded a net buy of IDR1.93 trillion, consisting of a net buy of IDR2.63 trillion in the stock market, a net sell of IDR0.51 trillion in the Government Securities market and IDR0.19 trillion in SRBI.

Indonesia's 5-year Credit Default Swap (CDS) premium was 90.84 basis points (bps), up from last week's CDS at 90.41 bps.

The realisation of foreign capital inflows since the beginning of 2025 until this week amounted to IDR4.96 trillion, higher than the capital inflows until last week of IDR4.35 trillion. Since the beginning of 2025 until last week, non-residents bought net in the SBN market IDR23.87 trillion and SRBI IDR8.58 trillion, while non-residents sold net IDR28.10 trillion. (LK/LM)