Foreign investors are increasingly purchasing Indonesian sovereign bonds, encouraged by the new president's commitment to fiscal discipline and the search for emerging market alternatives amid US election uncertainties. The country's manageable inflation and a surprising rate cut by the central bank in September to boost growth have further fueled this demand. In October, offshore funds continued their buying streak for the sixth consecutive month, marking the longest such period since 2017, according to data from [Bloomberg](https://www.bloomberg.com).
