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FR 10YR - UST 10YR spread: −81 bp over three months, to 1.95%.

Indonesian bonds must pay more than safe US bonds to attract global money. When the gap narrows, foreign investors have less reason to hold rupiah assets.

USD/IDR: −1.2% over three months, to 17,943.

A weaker rupiah makes imports and dollar debt more expensive, and can limit how far Bank Indonesia can cut rates.

INDOGB 10YR: +6 bp over three months, to 7.20%.

Higher yields mean lower bond prices and a higher cost of borrowing for the government and companies.

JCI (IHSG): −2.9% over three months, to 5,864.

Shows whether Indonesian stocks are keeping up with US stocks over the past year.

JCI (IHSG): −2.9% over three months, to 5,864.

The gap between the two lines is the currency effect: what a foreign investor loses or gains from the rupiah.

DXY: +2.0% over three months, to 102.55.

A firm DXY usually drains EM; watch when USD/IDR decouples from DXY (a local story).

KOSPI: −23.8% over three months, to 5,554.

Where Asian equity leadership sits; AI-heavy Korea/Taiwan vs domestic-demand Indonesia.