Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics (SEKI)​​​

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Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics (SEKI)​​​

Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics (SEKI) are published monthly by Bank Indonesia, presenting economic and financial data to help users understand economic and financial developments in Indonesia. Using primary data from Bank Indonesia and secondary data from other relevant institutions, including the Ministry of Finance, BPS-Statistics Indonesia, and Indonesia Deposit Insurance Corporation (LPS), SEKI data is compiled based on international standards and methodologies that enable cross-country data comparison. Covering four sectors, namely the monetary sector, government finance sector, real sector and external sector, the data samples apply periodisation that is adjusted to the data availability for each respective sector.
​SEKI data for the monetary sector contains information on several monetary indicators, including liquidity in the economy (money and banking), the business operations of non-bank financial corporations as well as the money market and capital market. In terms of the money and banking indicators, SEKI provides data on money supply, broad money and its affecting factors, analytical balance sheet of the monetary authority, analytical balance sheets of commercial banks and rural banks, outstanding of loans/credit, outstanding third-party funds, as well as interest rates across various information groups. Regarding the business operations of non-bank financial corporations as well as the money market and capital market, SEKI presents information on finance companies, monetary operations and money market transactions. 
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In pursuit of providing better understanding concerning broad money developments and the impact of liquidity policies instituted by Bank Indonesia, Bank Indonesia has presented Adjusted M0 in its Broad Money Statistics since March 2022. Commencing January 2025, Bank Indonesia will refine the Adjusted M0 to provide more comprehensive insight regarding liquidity incentive policies.

Seeking to achieve rupiah stability, while maintaining financial system stability to support sustainable economic growth, Bank Indonesia has introduced various liquidity-related policies, which include adjusting the Reserve Requirements (RR) and providing liquidity incentives, such as Macroprudential Liquidity Incentive Policy (KLM). KLM policy reduces the reserve balances held at the central bank and aims to revive intermediation and spur economic growth. Liquidity policies impact the bank balances held at Bank Indonesia and are reflected in broad money (M0) statistics.

The Adjusted M0 illustrates broad money developments, isolating the impact of lower bank balances at Bank Indonesia due to the provision of liquidity incentives. M0 statistics, presented and complemented with M0 Adjusted, aim to help understand the impact of implementing liquidity incentive policies.

I. MONEY AND BANKING
I.1.Broad Money and its Affecting Factors
I.1.ABroad Money Reclassified and its Affecting Factors and Rural Banks
I.2.Analytical Balance Sheet of Monetary Authority (Base Money)
I.3.Analytical Balance Sheet of Commercial and Rural Banks
I.4.Outstanding of Loan/Credits in Rupiah and Foreign Currency of Commercial and Rural Banks by Group of Banks and Economic Sector
I.5.Outstanding of Loans/Credits in Rupiah of Commercial and Rural Banks by Group of Banks and Economic Sector
I.6.Outstanding of investment Loans/Credits in Rupiah and Foreign Currency of Commercial and Rural Banks by Group of Banks and Economic Sector
I.7.Outstanding of investment Loans/Credits in Rupiah of Commercial and Rural Banks by Group of Banks and Economic Sector
I.8.Outstanding of Working Capital Loans/Credits in Rupiah and Foreign Currency of Commercial and Rural Banks by Group of Banks and Economic Sector
I.9.Outstanding of Working Capital Loans/Credits in Rupiah of Commercial and Rural Banks by Group of Banks and Economic Sector
I.10.Outstanding of Consumption Loans/Credits of Commercial and Rural Banks by Group of Banks
I.11.Outstanding of Loans/Credits of Commercial and Rural Banks by Group of Debtors
I.12.Outstanding of Loans/Credits in Rupiah and Foreign Currency of Commercial and Rural Banks by Project Location of Provinces
I.13.Outstanding of Loans/Credits in Rupiah of Commercial and Rural Banks by Project Location of Provinces
I.14.Loans/Credits Approval of Commercial Banks by Group of Banks and Type of Loans
I.15.Loans/Credits Approval of Commercial Banks by Group of Banks and Type of Utilization
I.16.Outstanding of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Credits of Commercial Banks (MSMEs)
I.17.Outstanding of Private Deposits of Commercial and Rural Banks by Group of Banks and Type of Deposits
I.18.Outstanding of Private Deposits of Commercial and Rural Banks by Group of Ownership
I.19.Outstanding of Private Deposits in Rupiah and Foreign Currency of Commercial and Rural Banks by Provinces
I.20.Outstanding of Private Deposits in Rupiah of Commercial and Rural Banks by Provinces
I.21.Outstanding of Demand Deposits in Rupiah and Foreign Currency of Commercial Banks by Group of Ownership
I.22.Outstanding of Saving Deposits in Rupiah and Foreign Currency of Commercial and Rural Banks by Group of Ownership
I.23.Outstanding of Time Deposits in Rupiah and Foreign Currency of Commercial and Rural Banks by Group of Ownership
I.24.Outstanding of Time Deposits of Commercial and Rural Bank by Maturity
I.25.A.Interest Rate, Discount, Rate of Return
I.25.B.Interest Rate, Discount, Rate of Return
I.26.Interest Rate of Rupiah Loans by Group of Banks and Type of Loans
I.27.Interest Rate of US Dollar Loans by Group of Banks and Type of Loans
I.28.Interest Rate of Time Deposits in Rupiah by Group of Banks and Type of Maturity
I.29.Interest Rate of Time Deposits in US Dollar by Group of Banks and Type of Maturity
I.30.Interest Rate of Saving Deposits in Rupiah by Group of Banks
II. BUSINESS OPERATIONS OF NON-BANK FINANCIAL CORPORATIONS
II.1.Balance Sheet Of Finance Companies
II.2.Outstanding Of Financing And Liabilities Of Finance Companies In Rupiah And Foreign Currency By Type
III. MONEY AND CAPITAL MARKET
III.1.A.Position Of Monetary Operation And Transaction Of Money Market
III.1.B.Position Of Monetary Operation And Transaction Of Money Market
III.2.Stocks And Bonds Issued In The Capital Market
III.3Transaction And Stock Price Indices At Indonesia Stock Exchange
​SEKI data on the government finance sector presents information for transparency and accountability purposes in terms of implementing the State Revenue and Expenditure Budget (APBN). Sourced from the Ministry of Finance, the information includes government revenues, government expenditures, government financing and outstanding government securities (SBN). 

IV. GOVERNMENT FINANCE
IV.1.Government Revenues
IV.2.Government Expenditures
IV.3.Government Financing
IV.4.Outstanding Of Government Securities
​SEKI data on the real sector provides two main data sets to support economic analysis and policymaking, sourced from BPS-Statistics Indonesia with relation to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and the Consumer Price Index (CPI). 

VII. GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
VII.1.Gross Domestic Product By Industrial Origin At Current Prices
VII.2.Gross Domestic Product By Industrial Origin At 2010 Constant Prices
VII.3.Gross Domestic Product By Expenditure At Current Prices
VII.4.Gross Domestic Product By Expenditure At 2010 Constant Prices
VII.5.Gross Domestic Product Implicit Index
VII.6.Gross Domestic Product Deflator
VIII. PRICES
VIII.1.Composite Consumer Price Index Of 90 Cities (2018=100)
VIII.2.Wholesale Price Index (2018=100)
​SEKI data on the external sector covers three main data sets, namely the Balance of Payments (BOP), external debt as well as international economic and monetary indicators. The information shows the value and composition of international financing assets/liabilities held by Indonesian citizens and details the export and import transactions for goods and services over a given period between Indonesia citizens and non-residents. In addition, there is also information on actual liabilities/obligations that require payment of interest and/or principal along with several important economic indicators of selected countries as a reference when analysing economic and financial developments. ​

V. BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
V.1.Indonesia's Balance Of Payments : Summary
V.2.Current Account : Goods
V.3.Current Account : Services
V.4.Current Account : Income
V.5.Current Account : Current Transfers
V.6.Financial Account : direct Investment
V.7.Financial Account : Portfolio Investment
V.8.Financial Account : Other Investment
V.9.Official Reserve Assets Position
V.10.Value Of Exports By Sector
V.11.Value Of Exports By Country Of Destination
V.12.Value Of Exports By Currency
V.13.Value Of Non Oil And Gas Exports By Sector
V.14.Volume Of Non Oil And Gas Exports By Sector
V.15.Value Of Non Oil And Gas Exports By Country Of Destination
V.16.Value Of Non Oil And Gas Exports By Currency
V.17.Value Of Oil And Gas Exports By Country Of Destination
V.18.Value Of Oil And Gas Exports By Currency
V.19.Value Of Imports By Economic Category
V.20.Value Of Imports By Country Of Origin
V.21.Value Of Imports By Currency
V.22.Value Of Non Oil And Gas Imports By Sector
V.23.Volume Of Non Oil And Gas Imports By Sector
V.24.Value Of Non Oil And Gas Imports By Country Of Origin
V.25.Value Of Non Oil And Gas Imports By Currency
V.26.Value Of Oil And Gas Imports By Country Of Origin
V.27.Value Of Oil And Gas Imports By Currency
V.28.Number Of Inbound Travelers By Port Of Entry
V.29.Number Of Outbound Travelers By Exit Point
V.30.Number Of Indonesian Migrant Workers (Imws) By Host Country
V.31.Remittances Of Indonesian Migrant Workers (Imws) By Host Country
V.32.Remittances Of Foreign Workers By Country Of Origin
V.33.Direct Investment Flows In Indonesia By Country Of Origin
V.34.Direct Investment-Equity Capital Flows In Indonesia By Country Of Origin
V.35.Direct Investment - Other Capital Flows In Indonesia By Country Of Origin
V.36.Direct Investment Flows In Indonesia By Economic Sectors
V.37.A.Direct Investment Flows In Indonesia By Economic Sectors And Country Of Origin
V.37.B.Direct Investment Flows In Indonesia By Economic Sectors And Country Of Origin
V.37.C.Direct Investment Flows In Indonesia By Economic Sectors And Country Of Origin
V.38.A.Direct Investment Flows In Indonesia By Economic Sectors And ASEAN Countries
V.38.B.Direct Investment Flows In Indonesia By Economic Sectors And ASEAN Countries
V.38.C.Direct Investment Flows In Indonesia By Economic Sectors And ASEAN Countries
V.39.Indonesia's International Investment Position
V.40.Selected Foreign Exchange Middle Rates Against Rupiah At Bank Indonesia
VI. EXTERNAL DEBT
VI.1.External Debt Outstanding
VI.2.Outstanding Of Government And Central Bank External Debt By Major Currencies
VI.3.Outstanding Of ODA Government External Debt By Creditor
VI.4.Outstanding Of Private External Debt
VI.5.Outstanding Of Private Non-Bank External Debt By Economic Sectors
IX. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC AND MONETARY INDICATORS
IX.1.Gross Domestic Product Of The Selected Economies
IX.2.Inflation Of The Selected Economies
IX.3.Current Account Of The Selected Economies
IX.4.Exports And Imports Of The Selected Economies
IX.5.Reserve Assets Of The Selected Economies
IX.6.USD Against Selected Other Major Currencies And SDRs
IX.7.International Interest Rates
IX.8.Central Bank Policy Rates Of The Selected Economies
IX.9.Major Commodity Price Index In The World Market

Monthly Statistic​​

Publication Date

Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics - March 2025

23 April 2025

Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics - February 2025

19 March 2025

Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics - January 2025

24 February 2025

Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics - December 2024

20 January 2025

Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics - November 2024

16 December 2024

Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics - October 2024

25 November 2024

Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics - September 2024

15 October 2024

Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics - August 2024

17 September 2024

Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics - July 2024

26 August 2024

Indonesian Economic and Financial Statistics - June 2024

16 July 2024

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