Indonesia's financial markets have had a mixed recent performance, led by net foreign inflows into the stock market

Indonesia's financial markets have been mixed recently, with the stock market rising but the rupiah under pressure and 10-year bond yields falling, as investors focus on recent foreign exchange reserve data from Indonesia's central bank and economic data from around the world.On the 6th, Indonesia's Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) rose 21.59 points to 8,139.89, with trading volume reaching Rp 28.20 trillion, with foreign investors buying a net Rp 2.02 trillion, led by the utilities and real estate sectors, while the financials and non-cyclical consumer sectors fell.
The market will focus on the September foreign exchange reserves and adjusted base money (M0) data released by Bank Indonesia, with the ability of foreign exchange reserves to remain above $140 billion a matter of Indonesia's external resilience, and a rise in M0 hinting at an easing of monetary policy. In addition, international tin prices hit a six-month high on supply concerns in Indonesia and Myanmar, favoring Indonesian tin companies but also posing domestic supply challenges.Meanwhile, Indonesia's Ministry of Labor launched a paid internship program for unemployed graduates, and on the second anniversary of Israel's attack on Gaza, the situation remains unstable, with the international community calling for a peaceful resolution of the conflict.