Foreign Funds Abandon Indonesia as 2025 Bond Flows Flip Negative

Global funds have turned net sellers of Indonesian government bonds this year, as lingering fiscal worries weighed on investor sentiment.

Foreign investors sold a net $187.6 million of sovereign debt as of Nov. 17, according to Finance Ministry data compiled by Bloomberg, putting Indonesia on track for its first annual outflow in three years. That compares with net inflows peaking at about $4.6 billion in late August.