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JCI Gains 4.64% in August Despite Lower Foreign Inflows

JAKARTA, Jakartaweekly.com—Foreign net capital inflows into Indonesia’s stock market throughout August 2026 stood at Rp1.19 trillion, down from the Rp1.62 trillion net buy recorded in July 2026. Despite the decline in foreign net inflows, the Indonesia Stock Exchange Composite Index (IHSG) or Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) gained 4.64% month-on-month (mtm) in August, closing at 6,525.48. […]

OJK Has Not Confirmed Reports That No Foreign Venture Capital Has Secured Approval

JAKARTA, Jakartaweekly.com—The six-month deadline for foreign venture capital companies already operating in Indonesia to obtain approval from the Financial Services Authority (OJK) for their representative offices has expired, with no company reportedly having met the requirements under the new regulation. Information circulating in the market indicates that no foreign venture capital company has yet complied […]

OJK Appoints Indonesia Stock Exchange Board of Directors for 2026-2030

The Financial Services Authority (OJK) has officially named seven new board members of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) for the 2026-2030 term. Capital market observer Fendi Susiyanto welcomed the new lineup, stating that the structure is well-equipped to navigate a highly volatile global market and boost the exchange's competitiveness.

OJK Calls Crypto Slowdown Normal as Recovery Signs Emerge

Indonesia’s crypto market remains under pressure amid global volatility, but regulators and industry players say investor confidence is still intact. OJK recorded 21.37 million crypto users by March 2026, while Tokocrypto and INDODAX highlighted signs of gradual recovery and continued market participation.

No More Hiding, Indonesia Can Now Seize Your Crypto to Pay Off State Debts

The "Wild West" era of digital anonymity in Indonesia is over. Under the new PMK No. 23 of 2026, the government has officially authorized the seizure of crypto assets—including Bitcoin and NFTs—to settle state debts. With the power to bypass debtor consent and liquidate digital wallets instantly, the state is treating your crypto just like cash or property. Is this the ultimate legitimization of digital assets, or a high-tech trap for investors?

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