A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

Indonesia’s Finance Ministry said strong investor confidence is supporting demand for the country’s foreign-currency bonds, according to a First Squawk post on X. The comment signals continued appetite for Indonesian FX debt even as global financing conditions remain sensitive to rate and currency shifts. The ministry did not disclose specific issuance sizes, yields, or orderbook figures in the cited remark. The stance matters because sustained offshore demand can help Indonesia manage external funding needs and refinancing timelines. Investors will watch upcoming FX bond auctions and issuance guidance for evidence that the confidence translates into firm pricing and consistent participation.