Indonesia Issues Longest-ever 40-Year Bonds
The Indonesian Finance Ministry has issued a new series of Government Bonds (SUN) with a total value of Rp3 trillion.
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The Indonesian Finance Ministry has issued a new series of Government Bonds (SUN) with a total value of Rp3 trillion.
The Indonesian government gained Rp22 trillion from the auction of Government Bonds or SUN on Tuesday.
The Indonesian government will auction Sharia Sovereign Bonds (SBSN), also known as state sukuk on March 5.
Ministry of Finance spoke up about the issuance of Samurai Bonds, the yen-denominated bond, amid the Japanese recession.
ORI are state bonds sold by the government to retail investors in the primary market and can be marketed in the secondary market.
The ownership of state bonds is dominated by domestic investors, said a Finance Ministry representative on Wednesday.
Foreign investors recorded the highest inflow to the Indonesian bond market in the last year.
Bank Indonesia (BI) purchases state bonds worth Rp457.3 trillion up until November 17.
The act is expected to reduce layoffs and maintain businesses' cashflow amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
BI has decided to lower its reference rate by 25 base points to a level of 5.5 percent, which affects the price of a number of government bonds.
The Finance Ministry will start selling another series of retail savings bonds (SBR) tomorrow, July 11.
The government is offering the ST004 series of Islamic Savings Bond (Sukuk Tabungan) online to individual investors with Indonesian citizenship.
State-owned electricity company PLN is gearing up to issue rupiah-denominated bonds or Komodo bonds.
Finance Minister Bambang Brodjonegoro is expecting that the sales of the ORI
012 retail bonds series would encourage the public to finance the state
The labor division of BPJS Ketenagakerjaan will invest the asset under
management (AUM) of its pension insurance program on state securities.
President Widodo will look for strategic partner countries to
issue state bonds and state sukuks.
The Indonesian government has bought back four series of
illiquid fixed rates state bonds with a total nominal value
of Rp500 billion
The Indonesian government plans to issue 100 billion yen
worth of Samurai bonds in three series: RIJPY0818, RIJPY0820,
and RIJPY0825.
State (bond) rating agency, PT Pemeringkat Efek Indonesia (Pefindo), said a regional government had confirmed the issue of municipal bonds for the first time this year.
TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: It is likely that the targeted sales of Indonesian Retail Bonds (ORI) amounting to Rp2 trillion will not be possible to achieve.