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Fitch downgraded Indonesia’s credit outlook to negative in March 2026 over policy uncertainty and fiscal concerns.
In March 2026, Fitch Ratings downgraded Indonesia’s sovereign credit outlook to negative, citing heightened policy uncertainty, centralized decision-making, and weakening fiscal credibility, following a similar move by Moody’s.
The change, reported by Indonesian media though not yet confirmed by Fitch, comes amid concerns over fiscal discipline, with a projected 2.9% deficit and falling tax collections.
This follows MSCI’s January warning on stock market transparency, triggering a $120 billion market sell-off.
Investors remain wary over proposed changes to fiscal rules, rising government spending, and central bank independence, while the rupiah and local markets face pressure.
Fitch rebajó la perspectiva crediticia de Indonesia a negativa en marzo de 2026 debido a la incertidumbre de las políticas y a las preocupaciones fiscales.