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Bond Boom in Indonesia Stymied by Oil-Driven Inflation Risks

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The Iran war-driven rise in oil prices is straining Indonesia's local credit market by stoking inflation risks and accelerating capital outflows. Market participants are increasingly worried about Indonesia's creditworthiness and potential FX and banking liquidity stress, creating a risk-off environment for Indonesian bonds and emerging-market fixed income.

Analysis

The Iran war-driven rise in oil prices is straining Indonesia's local credit market by stoking inflation risks and accelerating capital outflows. Market participants are increasingly worried about Indonesia's creditworthiness and potential FX and banking liquidity stress, creating a risk-off environment for Indonesian bonds and emerging-market fixed income.

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