​No. 28/49/DKom Indonesia has outstanding young talent driving the advancement of the national digital economy. Continuing to strengthen young talent nationally, Bank Indonesia (BI) initiated the Indonesia Digital Innovation Hub (PIDI) at Bank Indone

​No.28/48/DKom As a measure of liquidity in the economy, broad money growth accelerated in January 2026. M2 growth in January 2026 accelerated to 10.0% (yoy) from 9.6% (yoy) in December 2025, thus reaching a position of Rp10,117.8 trillion. By compon

​ No. 28/47/DKom Based on the latest global and domestic economic conditions, Bank Indonesia conveys the Rupiah stability indicators, namely exchange rate developments and SBN (government securities) yields, as follows: End of Th

No.28/46/DKom SP- 09/KLI/2026  Today, 20th February 2026, the Ministry of Finance and Bank Indonesia held the Fiscal and Monetary Policy Coordination Meeting 2026. The Coordination Meeting, attended by the Minister of Finance of the Republi

No. 28/44/DKom ​​​Indonesia's Balance of Payments (BOP) performance improved in the fourth quarter of 2025, thereby supporting external resilience. The current account recorded a narrow deficit in the reporting period, underpinned by a sustained surp

No. 28/43/DKom The Bank Indonesia Board of Governors agreed on 18-19th February 2026 to hold the BI-Rate at 4.75%, while also maintaining the Deposit Facility (DF) rate at 3.75% and the Lending Facility (LF) rate at 5.50%. The decision is consistent

No. 28/42/DKom Indonesia's external debt remained manageable in the fourth quarter of 2025. The position of external debt in Indonesia was recorded at 431.7 billion US dollars in the reporting period, increasing from 427.6 billion US dollars in the t