Indonesia's key interest rate was set at 5.0%, the lowest level since 2022. The 0.25% decline was made possible by a rupiah that showed stability against the US dollar and was necessitated by the desire to support an economy that had developed disappointingly in 2025.
This is the fourth rate cut of 2025, and it is evident that investors are taking advantage of it. After a delicate start to the year, due to a transfer of power that did not keep all its promises and the threat of American customs duties, the latter are back in force on the Indonesian archipelago.
A promising internal market
Not particularly expensive and rich in dividends, the Jakarta Stock Exchange is of interest to us, especially since the Indonesian consumer market is expected to offer excellent growth potential for years to come.
We invest in them as part of our neutral and dynamic portfolios. See our complete asset portfolio strategy.
The Jakarta Stock Exchange
After a difficult start to the year, investors are back in force on the Indonesian archipelago. Rightly so.