The Bulletin of Economic and Financial Developments and International
Cooperation (PEKKI) is a quarterly publication containing
assessments of global economic developments, financial markets,
international commodities, international cooperation as well as strategic
international issues.​
Annual Report
Seeking to fulfil Bank Indonesia's
accountability and transparency obligations in accordance with Article 58 of
the Bank Indonesia Act No. 23 of 1999, as amended most recently by Act No. 6
of 2009, Bank Indonesia publishes the Bank Indonesia Annual Report (LTBI) as
a form of management accountability for the overall implementation of duties
and responsibilities in one reporting year.
The Bank Indonesia Annual Report also serves
as an important means of communication with stakeholders, recapitulating
detailed information concerning Bank Indonesia's achievements in terms of
duties and responsibilities as the monetary, macroprudential, payment system
and rupiah currency management authority. Since 2020, Bank Indonesia has
published its annual report at the beginning of the year (end of January)
simultaneously with the Economic Report on Indonesia (LPI).
Financial Stability Review
The Financial Stability Review (FSR) is Bank Indonesia's foremost
publication in terms of financial system stability, containing assessment
results and research conducted by Bank Indonesia in the execution of duties
as the macroprudential regulatory and supervisory authority. Each edition
presents the latest macrofinancial assessments of the financial system for
the current reporting period, while mapping financial system vulnerabilities
in Indonesia, the risks faced as well as financial system resilience against
the fragilities faced. In addition, FSR outlines Bank Indonesia's policy
response as well as the outlook for financial system stability in the
subsequent period.
FSR provides public information concerning financial system stability
conditions and raises salient issues as a public reference in the
decision-making process, ultimately building common concern regarding
financial system stability in Indonesia.
Economic Report on Indonesia (LPI)
The Economic Report on Indonesia (LPI) has
remained Bank Indonesia's flagship publication since Bank Indonesia was
established in 1953. Since that time, the Economic Report on Indonesia has
been published annually to review Indonesia's economic journey and
performance.
Each edition of LPI contains in-depth reviews
of national economic dynamics, the outlook, risks and future challenges. LPI
also records various lessons learned by policymakers in the national
economic management process over the past year, including the agenda items
that must be followed up to strengthen the economy moving forward.
In addition to comprehensive economic
analyses, LPI also documents in perpetuity the salient moments of
Indonesia's economic journey. Therefore, LPI is complemented with granular,
accurate and relevant data and statistics. Furthermore, LPI also contains
the results of Bank Indonesia’s research on various economic aspects for
deeper exploration. Consequently, LPI is a comprehensive and trusted
reference concerning economic developments in Indonesia.
Mone​tary Policy Report (LKM)
The Monetary Policy Report (LKM) is published
quarterly by Bank Indonesia after the monthly Board of Governors Meeting
(RDG) in February, May, August and November. The Report has two primary
functions, namely to provide economic data, analysis and projections to help
form and anchor rational expectations as part of the anticipative monetary
policymaking framework and as a medium for the Board of Governors to
publicly explain and clarify the various considerations underlying monetary
policy decision-making at Bank Indonesia.
Monetary
Policy Review (TKM)
The Monetary Policy Review (TKM) is published
monthly by Bank Indonesia after the Board of Governors Meeting in January,
March, April, June, July, September, October and December. The report is a
medium for the Board of Governors of Bank Indonesia to publicly and
explicitly clarify the latest evaluation of monetary conditions based on an
assessment of the Indonesian economy. Specifically, TKM presents an
evaluation of the latest developments in terms of inflation, the exchange
rate and monetary conditions during the reporting month as well as decisions
concerning the monetary policy response adopted by Bank Indonesia.
Nusantara
Report
The quarterly Nusantara Report presents Bank
Indonesia's viewpoint concerning the latest conditions, strategic issues and
domestic economic outlook from a regional perspective. The Nusantara Report
is published after the Regional Economic and Financial Evaluation Meeting
(REKDA) and delivered to various stakeholders, including relevant government
ministries/agencies, local government, various faculties of economics,
national and regional mass media, as well as national and regional
libraries.
Inflation Highlight News is an assessment of
inflation realisation compiled after BPS-Statistics Indonesia’s inflation
release and published at the beginning of each month.
Regional Economic Review (KER)/Provincial Economic Report (LPP)
The Provincial Economic Report (LPP) is a
periodic assessment of domestic economic and financial conditions from a
regional and/or provincial prospective.
Notes:
Bank Indonesia provides a subscription feature
(RSS) for the Monetary Policy Report and Monetary Policy Review (name and
email registration) to ensure subscribers automatically receive an email
notification, also containing a link to the publication, immediately upon
release.
Broad Money Developments
Broad Money Developments present granular
information concerning monetary system liabilities (central bank, commercial
banks and rural banks) on the domestic private sector (excluding the central
government and non-residents), as well as the affecting factors. Broad Money
Developments is published monthly in reference to best international
practices as well as the Monetary and Financial Statistics Manual and
Compilation Guide (2016).
Balance of payments and Indonesia international investment
position
Indonesia’s Balance of Payments (BOP)
contains statistics that record economic transactions between residents and
non-residents during a specific period. BOP transactions consist of the
Current Account, Capital Account and Financial Account.
Meanwhile, Indonesia’s International
Investment Position (IIP) contain statistics regarding the value and
composition of Foreign Financial Assets (FFA) and Foreign Financial
Liabilities (FFL) in Indonesia for a specific period. Foreign Financial
Assets represent resident foreign currency and rupiah claims on
non-residents in the form of cash, deposits, trade credit, securities and
capital investment. Meanwhile, Foreign Financial Liabilities include
resident foreign currency and rupiah liabilities on non-residents in the
form of external debt and equity from non-residents.
BOP and IIIP statistics are published on a
quarterly basis in reference to the sixth edition of the IMF’s Balance of
Payments and International Investment Position Manual (BPM6), 2009.
The monthly Consumer Survey collects
information on consumer confidence concerning current economic conditions
based on consumption level and consumer expectations of economic conditions
in the upcoming six months.
Business
Survey
The quarterly Business Survey collects
information on economic growth indicators and expectations from the supply
side (business sectors).
Banking Survey
The quarterly Banking Survey collects early information regarding
monetary policy transmission, as reflected by the lending and interest rate
policies of the banking industry.
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Residential Property Survey
The quarterly Residential Property Price Survey collects information
concerning residential property developments as an indicator of asset price
inflation.
Further information about The Residential Property Price Survey are
available here​​​​Retail
Sales Survey
The monthly Retail Sales Survey collects information on retail sales
developments as an indicator of public consumption and a measure of
demand-side inflationary pressures.
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Commercial Property Survey
The quarterly Commercial Property Survey
contains an analysis of commercial property price developments as an
indicator of asset price inflation.
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Further information about The Commercial
Property Analysis are
available here
Complete information and series data are
available here
Macroeconomic Indicators Forecasting Survey
The quarterly Macroeconomic Indicators
Forecasting Survey collects early information concerning economic growth,
inflation and exchange rate predictions as well as the affecting factors.
Further information about The Macroeconomics
Indicators Forecasting Survey are
available here
Complete information and series data are
available here
Prompt Manufacturing Index
Prompt Manufacturing Index–Bank Indonesia (PMI-BI) is an indicator that
provides an overview of the performance of manufacturing sector, which is
useful for assessing the current economic condition as well as the
expectation of the next quarter. PMI-BI composits comprises of five indices,
namely new order volume (input), production volume (output), employment,
supplier delivery times, and inventories.
Further information about Prompt
Manufacturing Index–Bank Indonesia are availa​ble
here
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