Foreign Capital Continues to Exit Asian Markets, Indonesian Stock Market Faces Mounting Pressure

2026-03-26 05:26:15

Recent data shows that foreign investment has continued to net outflows in several Asian markets, including Indonesia, with a weekly total outflow of over $12.1 billion. This marks the fifth consecutive week of net selling.

Market analysts point out that this round of capital outflows is mainly driven by a decline in global risk appetite and a strengthening US dollar, prompting international funds to temporarily shift back to safe-haven assets.

Industry insiders believe that emerging markets may face short-term capital flow pressures, and Indonesia’s stock market volatility could increase accordingly. Ongoing attention should be paid to foreign investment trends and exchange rate fluctuations.

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