IMF's Breuer Says Non-Resident Investors Have Discovered Indonesia

The video discusses the threat of financial volatility to Indonesia's economy, highlighting past episodes of market turbulence and the country's resilience. It examines recent portfolio outflows from emerging markets and emphasizes the need for vigilance in monitoring financial risks. The video also analyzes foreign investment trends in Indonesia, noting increased interest from nonresident investors post-global financial crisis, particularly in government bonds and equities.

What has been a recurring challenge for Indonesia's economy in recent years?

• Natural disasters

• Financial volatility

• Political instability

• Technological disruptions

According to recent reports, how has Indonesia been affected by portfolio outflows from emerging markets?

• It is one of the most affected countries

• It has seen a significant increase in inflows

• It has completely avoided any outflows

• It is not among the most affected countries

Why is it important for Indonesian authorities to remain vigilant despite past resilience?

• Because Indonesia is isolated from global markets

• Because the global economy is stable

• Because there is no foreign investment interest

• Because financial conditions can change rapidly

What has attracted foreign investors to Indonesia in recent years?

• Its technological advancements

• Its government bond market and equities

• Its political stability

• Its natural resources

What is the general outlook for foreign investment in Indonesia despite potential volatility?

• A large sustained reversal is expected

• The market is unattractive to investors

• Overall attractiveness remains despite potential bumps

• Investors are pulling out completely