Jakarta - Bank Indonesia noted that net foreign capital outflows from the domestic financial market reached IDR10.33 trillion in the fourth week of this month, namely the transaction period of February 24-27, 2025.
BI Communication Department Executive Director Ramdan Denny Prakoso in Jakarta, Friday, detailed that the amount consisted of net foreign capital outflows in the stock market, Government Securities and Bank Indonesia Rupiah Securities of Rp7.31 trillion, Rp1.24 trillion and Rp1.78 trillion respectively.
During 2025, based on settlement data up to February 27, 2025, net foreign capital outflow in the stock market was recorded at IDR 15.47 trillion.
Meanwhile, net foreign capital inflows into the SBN and SRBI markets amounted to IDR12.86 trillion and IDR7.67 trillion respectively.
Indonesia's 5-year investment risk premium was recorded to have increased from 70.34 basis points as of February 21, 2025 to 75.13 bps as of February 27, 2025.
The rupiah exchange rate opened weaker at Rp16,520 per US dollar on Friday (28/2), compared to the position at the close of trading on Thursday (27/2) at Rp16,445 per US dollar.
Meanwhile, the US dollar index was recorded as weakening to the level of 107.24 at the end of trading on Thursday (27/2).
DXY is an index that shows the movement of the US dollar against six major currencies, including the euro, Japanese yen, British pound, Canadian dollar, Swedish krona and Swiss franc.
The yield on 10 -year SBN rose to 6.93 percent on Friday (28/2) morning, from 6.88 percent at the end of trading on Thursday (27/2).