After steady gains at the start of the 3rd quarter, the Jakarta Composite seems to have found itself stuck around 6260 and unable to find any lift-off. PT Pinnacle’s strategist John Rachmat joins us on Across the ASEAN to talk about what’s holding back investors in Indonesia, and why the rupiah’s direction will be an important factor. He also talks about the Bank of Indonesia’s upcoming policy decision, and the Widodo administration’s efforts to trim the fiscal deficit while pass a record government budget.

<p>After steady gains at the start of the 3rd quarter, the Jakarta Composite seems to have found itself stuck around 6260 and unable to find any lift-off. PT Pinnacle&rsquo;s strategist John Rachmat joins us on Across the ASEAN to talk about what&rsquo;s holding back investors in Indonesia, and why the rupiah&rsquo;s direction will be an important factor. He also talks about the Bank of Indonesia&rsquo;s upcoming policy decision, and the Widodo administration&rsquo;s efforts to trim the fiscal deficit while pass a record government budget.</p>

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