Indonésia Reservas Internacionais

Foreign exchange reserves in Indonesia dropped to USD 154.5 billion in February 2025 from a record high of USD 156.1 billion the previous month. This marked the lowest level since November 2024, driven by foreign debt payments by the government and Bank Indonesia’s efforts to stabilize the exchange rate amid ongoing global financial market uncertainties. Despite this decline, the reserves remain sufficient to cover 6.6 months of imports or 6.4 months of imports and foreign debt payments, and surpassing the international adequacy standard of approximately 3 months of imports. Bank Indonesia considers these reserves adequate to support the country’s external sector resilience, ensure macroeconomic stability, and maintain financial system stability.