No.28/78/DKom Indonesia's external debt remained manageable in February 2026. The position of external debt in Indonesia stood at USD437.9 billion in February 2026, increasing from USD434.9 billion in the previous month. On an annual basis, Indonesia

​ No: 28/76/DKom  Amid heightened global uncertainty, Indonesia's policy credibility and consistency in Indonesia to maintain macroeconomic stability are viewed positively by global investors. This confidence is supported by Indonesia's

​No: 28/75/DKom  Bank Indonesia continues optimising its policy mix to maintain rupiah exchange rate stability amid heightened global uncertainty. The escalating conflict in the Middle East has intensified pressure on financial markets, comm

No.28/74/Dkom According to the latest Retail Sales Survey conducted by Bank Indonesia in March 2026, retail sales performance is expected to remain positive. This is reflected in the Real Sales Index (RSI) for March 2026, which respondents predict to

No: 28/73/DKom ASEAN continues strengthening policy measures and cooperation to maintain stability and foster regional economic growth amid global dynamics. This is reflected by the robust ASEAN economy, supported by sustained domestic demand and

No. 28/72/DKom ​​​The latest Consumer Survey conducted by Bank Indonesia in March 2026 indicates that consumer confidence in economic conditions remained solid. This was reflected by an optimistic (index > 100) Consumer Confidence Index (CCI)

​No. 28/70​​/DKom Indonesia's official reserve assets position at the end of March 2026 remained high at USD148.2 billion, despite retreating from USD151.9 billion at the end of February 2026. Such development was attributable to the issuance of