Indonesia Consumer Confidence Rose to 127.0 in Jan-26

MACROECONOMY 
Indonesia Consumer Confidence Rose to 127.0 in Jan-26 
Indonesia’s consumer confidence index increased to 127.0 in Jan 26 (vs Dec-25; 123.5), the highest level since Jan-25, driven by broad-based improvements across most sub-indices. Perceptions of current income rose 3.5 pts to 123.7, the economic outlook climbed 3.2 pts to 138.8, and assessments of current economic conditions improved 3.7 pts to 115.1. Durable-goods purchasing sentiment strengthened (+4.2 pts to 111.8), while income expectations for the next six months jumped 5.2 pts to 146.0. In contrast, expectations for job availability over the next six months were unchanged at 135.1, indicating confidence gains were led mainly by income and consumption optimism. (Trading Economics) 

INDUSTRY 
FTSE Russell Delayed Indonesia Index Review to Jun-26 
FTSE Russell postponed Indonesia’s Mar-26 index review due to ongoing uncertainty around capital market reforms, particularly free-float determination and potential market disruption during the reform process, with the next evaluation scheduled for the Jun-26 quarterly review (announcement on 22-May-26). As a result, no index changes will be implemented for now, including IPO inclusions, deletions, size reclassifications (Large/Mid/Small Cap), free-float and investability adjustments, or rights issue assumptions. However, removals due to mergers, acquisitions, suspensions, bankruptcy, or delisting will continue, alongside non capital-raising corporate actions (stock splits, bonuses, consolidations, mandatory spin-offs) and dividend distributions. The decision is not related to Indonesia’s equity country classification, which remains unchanged and will be reviewed separately on 07-Apr-26. (FTSE)