Bank Indonesia
Foreign investors return to Indonesian sovereign debt
A weaker US dollar in December and benign debt supply have attracted overseas investors back to government bonds
Rupiah risks to shape Bank Indonesia’s cautious easing path in 2026
The challenge of balancing economic growth with currency stability has become increasingly pronounced for the central bank
Indonesia to divert 75 trillion rupiah from state-bank placements
The funds are typically kept for the government’s liquidity needs, including urgent spending and budget deficit financing
Indonesia set to revamp benchmark rates for money market
Others in South-east Asia have also introduced alternative market reference rates
Bank Indonesia keeps rates steady, focuses on rupiah stability
The bank also leaves its deposit and lending rates unchanged at 3.75% and 5.50%, respectively
Indonesia’s vow to balance currency, growth may cushion rupiah
BI’s 125 basis points of rate cuts in 2025 have also reduced the attractiveness of the country’s assets
Bank Indonesia seeks rate cuts while balancing stability, growth
Tariff worries have made the rupiah South-east Asia’s worst-performing currency this year
Capital-hungry Indonesia to reduce hurdles for foreign investors
The new body will help them better understand regulations, sector incentives and project pipelines
Bank Indonesia holds rates, signals focus on rupiah stability amid capital outflows
The rupiah has fallen 3.8% this year and is Asia’s worst-performing currency
Bank Indonesia policy juggle makes rate moves harder to predict
The central bank has spurned market expectations at half of its 10 policy meetings so far this year
