The Indonesian Composite Index (IHSG) has experienced a notable decline since March 18, prompting a temporary halt in trading on the Indonesia Stock Exchange for 30 minutes. Despite this downturn, the Minister of Home Affairs has stated that Indonesia's economy continues to grow, surpassing that of Singapore and Malaysia. Investor sentiment remains cautious, with foreign investors adopting a 'wait and see' approach, although there are positive catalysts from banking dividends. The exchange saw a slight recovery at the start of a recent session, with the rupiah strengthening slightly, trading around the 15,600 level. The government reassured investors that the investment climate remains stable.