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Why bonds are the only game in town for Indonesian institutions

Richard Newell
Beset by a lacklustre equity market, Indonesia's relatively buoyant bond market has become practically the only option for its yield-hungry domestic investors.
Why bonds are the only game in town for Indonesian institutions

Unlike many of its South East Asia neighbours, Indonesia’s government bond yields have remained attractive relative to US Treasuries in recent times. Which is just as well, because domestic institutional investors have little alternative than to have most of their money in the bond markets.

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