The Indonesian Ministry of Finance reports that foreign investors now hold only 13-14 percent of Indonesian State Bonds (SBN), a significant decrease from nearly 40 percent approximately ten years ago. Deputy Minister of Finance Juda Agung indicated this shift contributes to greater resilience against global economic volatility. This reduced foreign ownership offers a buffer against potential capital flight during periods of international economic uncertainty. The government views this trend as positive, bolstering the stability of the Indonesian financial market. Details were released in Jakarta, signaling a strategic shift in the composition of SBN investors. The ministry believes a larger domestic investor base provides greater long-term stability for Indonesian government debt.