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Bank Indonesia has pumped Rp 87 trillion (US$6.2 billion) into the domestic bond and forex markets so far this month as big sell-offs sent stock markets around the world into a tailspin amid fears over the global spread of the coronavirus.
The “green is the new black” sustainability trend has reached the financial world as investors and financial institutions are slowly turning to invest in environment, social and governance (ESG)-compliant assets in Indonesia.
"I’ve been encouraged from the alignment of the messages and then the high understanding from the people on the things out there and that they still have a tough task to do over the next several weeks."
As of Monday, foreign investors had bought a total of Rp 118.9 trillion (US$8.48 billion) of government bonds since the beginning of the year. The number was equal to about 46 percent of all government bond sales during the period.
