Log in
New!
Indonesia on the Back Foot
Indonesian markets have been on the back foot this year, with concerns over equity derating and central bank independence hitting stock prices and the rupiah.
The macro picture, by contrast, still looks relatively "boring". Real growth has picked up a bit going into 2026 but remains well below the officially published pace; inflation is well-behaved, the external position is balanced and BI is maintaining positive real interest rates.
As a result we maintain our positions in IDR carry and local debt pending further review.
Indonesia on the Back Foot (Webcast)The macro picture, by contrast, still looks relatively "boring". Real growth has picked up a bit going into 2026 but remains well below the officially published pace; inflation is well-behaved, the external position is balanced and BI is maintaining positive real interest rates.
As a result we maintain our positions in IDR carry and local debt pending further review.
Indonesia on the Back Foot (PDF)
Corporate Chartbook
Our semi-annual guide to EM listed corporate trends by charts and data.
EM Corporate Charbook (2022 Edition)How To Think About Emerging Markets (2026 Edition)
An opinionated guide to emerging markets
What is an Emerging Market? (How to Think About Emerging Markets, 2026 Edition, Part 1)What's Wrong With EM? (How to Think About Emerging Markets, 2026 Edition, Part 2)
How To Think About China (2025 Edition)
... and an opinionated guide to China
Property Boom and Property Bust (How to Think About China 2025 Edition, Part 4)Debt, Banks and the Budget (How to Think About China 2025 Edition, Part 5)
The Future of the Renminbi and the Closing of China (How to Think About China 2025 Edition, Part 6)
The Aging Crisis (How to Think About China 2025 Edition, Part 7)
How to Follow Macro Policy (How to Think About China 2025 Edition, Part 8)
Why Haven't I Made Money? (How to Think About China 2025 Edition, Part 9)
