Video: Institutional Investors' Strategy to Seek Best Yields Amidst Negative Sentiment

Amid various negative sentiments, ranging from the Middle East conflict to the assessments by global index provider MSCI and the departure of the Governor of Bank Indonesia, the Indonesian financial market is currently considered highly undervalued. According to Guntur Putra, CEO of Pinnacle Investment, these valuations are very attractive for investors looking to re-enter the market.

It is hoped that Indonesian government policies can be directed towards boosting the overall economy to restore confidence among market participants. Furthermore, S&P Global Ratings’ decision to maintain a stable outlook for Indonesia’s long-term sovereign debt rating could serve as a catalyst for foreign capital inflows into the country.

Amid ongoing uncertainty, investors tend to shift funds towards safer and more attractive asset classes, such as bonds and money markets, which promise appealing yields.

What is the direction of investment in the financial market while market volatility persists? For more details, watch the dialogue between Andi Shalini and the CEO of Pinnacle Investment, Guntur Putra, on CNBC’s Power Lunch (Wednesday, 29/07/2026).