The first three months saw many markets across the ASEAN fall in to bear market territory, including Indonesian equities, with the IDX dealing with a number of circuit breakers and trading halts after worrisome intraday losses. But Jemmy Paul Wawointana, CEO of Sucor Asset Management, is holding out for a better tomorrow, and finds valuations have come down quite a bit. He joins us on Across the ASEAN to also discuss what the dollar's strength and the collapse of oil prices meant for stocks in Jakarta, and where the state of Indonesian consumer sentiment is.

<p>The first three months saw many markets across the ASEAN fall in to bear market territory, including Indonesian equities, with the IDX dealing with a number of circuit breakers and trading halts after worrisome intraday losses. But Jemmy Paul Wawointana, CEO of Sucor Asset Management, is holding out for a better tomorrow, and finds valuations have come down quite a bit. He joins us on Across the ASEAN to also discuss what the dollar's strength and the collapse of oil prices meant for stocks in Jakarta, and where the state of Indonesian consumer sentiment is.</p>

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