Foreign Investors Continue Selling Indonesian Stocks
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## Archyde Interview: Foreign Investor Pullback in Indonesian Stocks
**Host:** welcome back to Archyde! Today we’re talking about teh recent trend of foreign investors selling off Indonesian stocks. Joining me is [GUEST NAME], [GUEST TITLE] specialising in Southeast Asian markets.
[GUEST NAME],thanks for being here.
**[GUEST NAME]:** My pleasure to be here.
**Host:** Let’s get right to it. Despite a slight rise in the Jakarta Composite index, foreign investors continued their net sell trend on December 20th. What factors are driving this pullback?
**[GUEST NAME]:** There are a number of potential factors at play.
Firstly, global economic uncertainty is prompting investors to move towards safer assets. We’ve seen this trend globally, not just in Indonesia.
Secondly, there may be concerns about the performance of the Indonesian economy. While it’s growing, there are challenges like inflation and potential interest rate hikes that could be making investors cautious.
it’s certainly worth noting that year-to-date net purchases by foreigners are still meaningful at IDR 15.8 trillion [[1](https://www.archyde.com/)]. This suggests that this might be a temporary pullback rather than a wholesale withdrawal from the Indonesian market.
**Host:** You mentioned specific banks like BBRI, BBCA, and BMRI experiencing significant selling pressure. What’s behind that?
**[GUEST NAME]:** These are large-cap banks, and they’ve traditionally been popular with foreign investors. There could be a few reasons for the recent selling. Perhaps investors are rebalancing their portfolios, or they may be concerned about specific challenges facing the banking sector in Indonesia.
It’s also worth noting that BREN and CUAN saw strong buys from foreign investors. This highlights the diversity of the Indonesian market and opportunities across different sectors.
**Host:** The IHSG still managed to edge up despite the sell-off. Do you see this positive momentum continuing?
**[GUEST NAME]:**
It’s hard to say for certain. The Indonesian market is resilient, and there are still manny positive factors, including strong economic fundamentals and a growing middle class.
However, the global economic outlook remains uncertain, and that will continue to influence investor sentiment. It’s a market worth watching closely.
**Host:**
Excellent analysis. Thank you so much for your insights, [GUEST NAME].
**[GUEST NAME]:**
You’re welcome.
