Global markets steady, BI holds rate, gold tops $3,000, Trump extends tariffs amid rising geopolitical tensions.
February 2025 marked by Danantara and US tariffs, signaling a challenging yet hopeful start for global economic policy.
Market reacts to US tariff hikes and recession fears. Domestic stocks dip amid fiscal deficit concerns. What’s next for investors?
Money markets remain stable in Feb 2025, with government bond yields at 6.0%–6.25% and rising opportunities for money market funds.
U.S. and Indonesia bond markets saw key shifts amid policy uncertainties, with stable yields and strategic government initiatives.
Indonesia faces major budget cuts for Danantara, while markets remain cautious on US tariffs and domestic consumption prospects.
US trade tensions persist in Feb 2025, with tariffs, inflation, and policy uncertainty weighing on global economic stability.
Market rebounds as inflation eases. Investors watch US tariffs, Indonesia’s fiscal shift, and global economic policies.
JCI fell nearly 8% amid global headwinds. Time to accumulate USD-based stocks and money market funds for stability.
Trump’s inauguration and BI rate cut stir market volatility. Focus on domestic growth and global inflation challenges.
