Indonesian Bonds Should Remain Very Attractive, Says Continuum Economics’s Chanana

The video discusses Indonesia's recent 25 basis point rate cut, marking the start of an easing cycle. Charu, a top forecaster, analyzes the country's monetary policy, highlighting its prudence and potential for further rate cuts. The discussion covers global liquidity easing, domestic resilience, and external risks like trade wars. Indonesia's attractive yield spread over U.S. Treasury is noted, alongside the re-election of the Jacobi government and its focus on infrastructure reforms, ensuring continued economic appeal.

Why is Indonesia's bond market considered attractive despite the rate cuts?

What focus areas are highlighted for the Jacobi government in Indonesia?