Video: Amid MSCI Issues and War, Which Sector's Shares Can Still Generate Profits?

Video: Amid MSCI Issues & War, Which Sector’s Shares Can Still Generate Profits?

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - The Chief Executive Officer of Sucor Sekuritas, Bernadus Wijaya, emphasized the importance of concrete action by the government together with the stock exchange and monetary authorities in encouraging market confidence in Indonesia.

Current market pressures caused by sentiment related to the Middle East war and MSCI index rebalancing have pushed down the IHSG to the 6,700 level and the Rupiah to Rp 17,500 per US dollar.

Therefore, government intervention is needed to encourage the strengthening of the Rupiah because it is closely related to the country’s financial condition, state budget, debt burden, rising import prices, inflation, and people’s purchasing power.

What are the steps to save the Rupiah? Then, how can we strengthen the appeal of the Indonesian capital market and which sectors’ shares still offer opportunities for investors? For more details, see the dialogue between Shania Alatas and the Chief Executive Officer of Sucor Sekuritas, Bernadus Wijaya in Power Lunch, CNBC Indonesia (Wednesday, May 13, 2026)