We believe that oil price will remain low in 2Q15 since there will not be any major demand improvement in that period

Strategy Report Stable interest rates

15th April 2015 maxi liesyaputra

Volatile IDR movement

IDR has been cumulatively depreciating by 2.3% over a 2-month period up to 14 April 2015, exacerbated by the strengthening of the USD against major global currencies on the back of economic recovery in the U.S.A., accompanied by a lower BI rate. We believe that the Fed is not likely to increase the Fed rate in 2Q15 since the institution is very conservative in deciding rate movement, even though there is an estimate that the rate will reach 0.625% (median estimate) by the end of 2015. Current IDR depreciation is different from the previous one, during the 2008 global crisis. Current IDR depreciation is not accompanied by any credit default swap (CDS) jump, unlike the IDR depreciation in 2008 which was followed by significant jump of CDS.

Stable interest rate

We believe Bank Indonesia will maintain the benchmark rate of 7.50% in 2Q15 after lowering the rate in February 2015. The expectation is based on forecasted Indonesia’s inflation rate of 4.5-5% in 2015 and BI’s expectation to maintain IDR exchange rate against USD. In 2Q15, we expect inflation will be higher related to fuel price hike at end of March 2015, entering new education calendar and fasting month.

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Low oil price phenomena

As demand relatively constant accompanied by increasing supply, world oil price shows tendency to decline. The new president Jokowi’s administration is benefited by the low oil price phenomena, which may allow the institution to reduce oil subsidy. Ron 88 premium oil subsidy has been revoked. The government only subsidizes diesel oil in certain amount per liter. At the end, the government will have room to reallocate the oil subsidy to infrastructure development, on the back of lack of infrastructure availability and quality in Indonesia. Beside using state budget, the government is also open for private sector participations in infrastructure development, since it needs a lot of fund. Therefore, the government’s efforts to attract both international and domestic investors are urgently required. We believe that oil price will remain low in 2Q15 since there will not be any major demand improvement in that period.

Society’s income increases

In 2009 – 2014 period, there was gradual improvement of Indonesia’s society disposable income. For range of more than USD5,000 up to USD7,500 per year (the largest portion), the percentage increased to 62.5% in 2014 from 54.6% in 2009. The same thing also happened for disposable income range of USD7,500 up to USD15,000 per year, the percentage improved to 41.1% in 2014 from 30.4% in 2009. The improvement in disposable income is accompanied by gradual escalating in consumer confidence index (CCI) in chart below. There was significant CCI dive in 2008 on the back of global monetary crisis.

Impact to JCI

We view that in 2Q15 the JCI index will go up but has potential correction in June 2015 (fasting month) with higher inflation. On the flip side, the positive catalyst is low oil price situation which may improve the companies’ margins. Investors are still optimistic in Indonesia’s economic fundamental. Net foreign inflows indicate recovery sign since January 2015.

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Benefited sectors in 2Q15

We favor some sectors which are resilient or not negatively impacted by the explained situation above. The sectors are construction (PTPP, WTON) and infrastructure (JSMR). Those three companies do not have USD debt. Pay attention to those companies which large debt exposure in USD, i.e. ISAT, ASRI, MSKY and EXCL. We do not favor sectors with much USD exposure in their costs, i.e. consumer, poultry, media and retailer.

Figure 1: JCI prices vs PTPP & WTON

Figure 2: BI rate vs the FED rate

6,500

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4,000

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Source: Bloomberg

Apr-14

Jul-14 JCI (LHS)

Source: Bloomberg

Oct-14 Jan-15 JSMR (RHS)

Apr-15

IDR movement compared to other currencies

We see that IDR depreciation against USD is in the middle among regional currencies. IDR depreciation is not followed by CDS hike in 2015, unlike the currency’s depreciation in 2008.

Figure 3: IDR vs regional currencies

Figure 4: IDR vs CDS

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Figure 5: BI rate vs Inflation 8 7.5

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Source: Bloomberg

Jan-12 BI Rate

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CDS

Figure 6: BI rate vs the FED rate 9

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IDR/USD

4/8/2014

Apr-15 Thai bath

4/8/2013

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Ringgit Mly

4/8/2012

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Sing Dollar

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Source: Bloomberg

Jul-14 RMB

4/8/2010

Apr-14 Yen

4/8/2009

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Fed rate (LHS)

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BI rate compared to Fed rate

We expect there will be no change both in the Fed rate and BI rate in 2Q15. Low oil price benefit Indonesia economic fundamentals since the country is a net oil importer.

Figure 5: BI rate vs Inflation

Figure 6: Oil prices vs Indo GDP

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Sep-11 Jul-12 Crude Oil WTI

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Source: Bloomberg

Constant 2010 Prices

Indonesia economic indicators

With manageable inflation of between 4.5-5.0% in 2015, we expect Indonesia will reach economic growth of 5.3% in the same period, higher than 5.02% in 2014.

Figure 7: Macro economic assumptions Desc (%) Inflation GDP growth BI rate

2012 4.30 6.26 5.75

2013 8.38 5.78 7.50

2014 8.36 5.02 7.75

2015F 5.00 5.30 7.50

Figure 8: JCI PBV band for the last five years 3.0 +2 ST. Dev +1 ST.Dev 2.5

Mean -1 ST.Dev -2 ST. Dev

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1.5 Jan-10

Source: Bloomberg, Sucorinvest

Jan-11

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Jan-13

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Jan-15

Source: Bloomberg

Improving income

There is increasing portion of Indonesia’s disposable income of more than USD5,000 per year as a result of continuing domestic economic growth.

Consumer confidence index (CCI)

CCI shows tendency to increase since 1Q14 supported by potential economic growth in years ahead.

Figure 9: Indonesian income class

Figure 10: Indonesia CCI 130

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Indo CCI

Source: Bloomberg

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Net foreign inflow

Since the beginning of 2015, net foreign has increasing tendency on the back of their trust in Indonesian economic growth.

Figure 11: Net foreign flow 70 60 50

(IDR tn)

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Apr-14

Jul-14

Oct-14

Jan-15

Source: Company

Conclusions

From explained situation above, we believe that defensive stocks with minimum cost or debt exposure in USD will be our top picks. We select construction sector (PTPP, WTON) and infrastructure (JSMR) as our selected picks. Those three companies do not have USD debt. Pay attention to those companies which large debt exposure in USD, i.e. ISAT, ASRI, MSKY and EXCL. We do not favor sectors with much USD exposure in their costs, i.e. consumer, poultry, media and retailer.

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Sucorinvest, rating definition, analysts certification, and important disclosure Ratings for Sectors Overweight : We expect the industry to perform better than the primary market index (JCI) over the next 12 months. Neutral : We expect the industry to perform in line with the primary market index (JCI) over the next 12 months. Underweight : We expect the industry to underperform the primary market index (JCI) over the next 12 months.

Ratings for Stocks Buy Hold Sell

: We expect this stock to give return (excluding dividend) of above 10% over the next 12 months. : We expect this stock to give return of between -10% and 10% over the next 12 months. : We expect this stock to give return of -10% or lower over the next 12 months.

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