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Indonesia’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Rise to $146.5 Billion in August

Indonesia’s foreign exchange reserves increased in August, strengthening the country’s external financial buffer.

FX reserves rose to $146.5 billion from $145.3 billion in the previous month, an increase of $1.2 billion.

The higher reserve level gives Bank Indonesia additional capacity to manage volatility in the rupiah and respond to external financial pressures.

The increase also provides a somewhat stronger cushion against global market uncertainty, particularly as shifts in U.S. interest-rate expectations continue to influence capital flows and emerging-market currencies.
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WS News 09-07-26
Bank Indonesia Holds Interest Rate at 5.75% in August

Bank Indonesia kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 5.75% in August, matching market expectations and maintaining its current monetary policy stance.

The decision follows earlier tightening by the central bank and comes as policymakers continue to balance currency stability, inflation risks and economic growth.
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WS Investor 08-19-26
Bank Indonesia Raises Interest Rates to 5.75% to Support Stability

Bank Indonesia raised its benchmark interest rate to 5.75%, matching market expectations and increasing the policy rate from 5.50%.
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WS Investor 06-18-26
Indonesia’s central bank raised its benchmark interest rate to 5.25% from 4.75%, surprising markets that had expected a smaller increase to 5.00%.
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European Investor 05-20-26
Indonesia’s foreign direct investment grew 8.5% year-on-year in the first quarter, accelerating from 4.3% previously.
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European Investor 04-27-26
Indonesia’s central bank left its policy rate unchanged at 4.75%, in line with expectations and unchanged from the previous level
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Global Finance News 04-22-26

Emerging markets may offer more than meets the eye. Selectivity matters. | J.P. Morgan Private Bank EMEA EN

Beneath broad market caution, pockets of resilience across emerging markets could be worth a closer look. Growing dispersion and stronger fundamentals may favor a more selective approach to the asset class.

(privatebank.jpmorgan.com)
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The Investor 04-19-26
Indonesia’s retail sector showed stronger momentum in February, with retail sales rising 6.5% year-over-year, up from the previous 5.7%.
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WS Investor 04-13-26
Bank Indonesia kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.75%, in line with market expectations.
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The Investor 03-17-26
Indonesia’s retail sales increased 5.7% year-on-year in January, accelerating from the previous 3.5% growth, indicating stronger consumer spending momentum.
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Global Finance News 03-10-26
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