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Selling Pressure Remains High on Indonesian Bank Stocks
Selling pressure on Indonesian bank stocks remains high, as investors weigh uncertainty in domestic and global markets.
US midterm results and Donald Trump's Middle East policy are among the external factors being watched.
Changes in oil prices, inflation and the global economy could follow from those developments.
At home, investors are focused on MSCI-related sentiment, Indonesian politics and third-quarter 2026 growth data.
Analyst Elvan Chandra Widyatama says growth in line with forecasts could strengthen confidence in Indonesia's economic resilience.
That confidence could support the Jakarta Composite Index and the rupiah, while the discussion also considers IPO prospects and sectors to watch without naming specific opportunities.
Selling pressure on Indonesian bank stocks remains high, according to the story headline.
Investors are watching domestic and international developments affecting Indonesian financial markets.
International concerns include the impact of the US midterm election results and US President Donald Trump’s Middle East policy on oil prices, inflation and the global economy.
Domestic concerns include MSCI-related sentiment, Indonesian political developments and third-quarter 2026 economic growth data.
CNBC Indonesia analyst Elvan Chandra Widyatama said economic growth in line with projections could strengthen confidence in Indonesia’s economic resilience.
- Who
- Indonesian bank stocks and investors in Indonesia’s capital market.
- What
- Selling pressure on Indonesian bank stocks remains high, while the programme discusses market prospects and factors investors are monitoring.
- When
- The discussion aired on Thursday, 5 November 2026. The article was published on 8 November 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia’s financial and capital markets.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
CNBC Indonesia’s Squawk Box discussed Indonesian financial markets with analyst Elvan Chandra Widyatama.
CNBC Indonesia published the article about continued selling pressure on Indonesian bank stocks.
- Analyst
- Elvan Chandra Widyatama, FX analyst at CNBC Indonesia
- Domestic concerns
- MSCI-related sentiment, Indonesian political developments and third-quarter 2026 economic growth data
- International concerns
- US midterm election results and US policy towards the Middle East
- Discussion date
- Thursday, 5 November 2026
- Publication date
- 8 November 2026
What people are saying
Sustained Indonesian economic growth in line with projections will strengthen market confidence in the resilience of the Indonesian economy.