OJK Monitors Impact of Global Geopolitical Sentiment on Indonesian Capital Market

Jakarta – The Financial Services Authority (OJK) will continue monitoring geopolitical developments that could affect Indonesia’s capital market industry. Hasan Fawzi, Head of the Capital Market and Derivatives Financial Supervisory Division and Carbon Exchange, stated that this remains a key focus for the OJK in tracking market phenomena.

Beyond geopolitical pressures, domestic economic conditions and policy frameworks are also receiving attention from market participants, particularly investors operating in the capital market, Fawzi noted.

“What has transpired recently will indeed remain the focus of our monitoring as we examine market developments resulting from both domestic factors and, importantly, global geopolitical conditions, which directly and indirectly influence perception and sentiment in our capital market,” he said during a press conference at the Indonesian House of Representatives building in Jakarta on Thursday, 12 March 2026.

Fawzi outlined the OJK’s commitment to accelerating integrity reforms in the capital market throughout the year. “Regarding law enforcement, we will continue investigating compliance levels, then apply proportionate sanctions whilst promoting information transparency,” he added.

The OJK will also maintain focus on overseeing proposals submitted to global index providers.

“Fundamentally, we prioritise transparency and integrity so that ultimately our capital market becomes truly credible in the eyes of all investors, including global investors, and becomes a comfortable investment destination for investors,” he concluded.