HIGHLIGHTS
- The yield of 10-year Indonesia Government Bonds stood at 6.248% on November 26, 2025, compared with 6.200% in the previous trading day. Meanwhile, the US Treasury 10-year yield declined by 1 bps to 4.00% yesterday.
- Government bond trading volume reached IDR58.56 trillion, dominated by short-term tenors (< 5 years). The figure increased from IDR53.91 trillion recorded the day before and remained above the year-to-date (YTD) average of IDR50.41 trillion. Meanwhile, outright transactions amounted to IDR27.56 trillion, higher than the previous day's IDR24.42 trillion.
- Corporate bond trading volume totaled IDR4,486 billion, with short-term tenors (< 5 years) continuing to dominate. The volume declined from the previous day’s IDR5,025 billion but stayed above this year’s average of IDR3,227 billion. Outright transactions were recorded at IDR4,486 billion, up from IDR4,401 billion the day before.
- The Rupiah remained unchanged at IDR16,662 per US Dollar, while the JCI strengthened by 0.94% to 8,602 from 8,522. Brent crude oil prices fell from USD63.36 to USD62.89 per barrel, and WTI Cushing crude oil prices decreased from USD59.00 to USD58.15 per barrel.
GLOBAL UPDATES
- US retail sales rose 4.3% year-on-year in September, easing from 5% previously and signaling softer consumer momentum. On a monthly basis, sales edged up 0.2%, while core categories were weaker: sales excluding autos and gas rose just 0.1%, and control-group sales slipped 0.1%. Spending remains supported mainly by higher-income households amid rising prices and a cooling labor market. The mixed data suggest softer Q4 consumption, with markets still viewing a December Fed rate cut as slightly more likely than not.(Bloomberg)
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