Bank of Indonesia reported that Indonesia's official reserve assets stood at USD145.6 billion at the end of June 2026, up slightly from USD144.9 billion at the end of May. The increase was mainly driven by tax and services receipts, despite government external debt repayments and the central bank's rupiah stabilisation operations amid persistently high uncertainty in global financial markets. The June reserve position was equal to 5.5 months of imports, or 5.4 months of imports and government external debt servicing, remaining above the international adequacy standard of around three months of imports. Bank Indonesia said the level was sufficient to support external sector resilience and preserve macroeconomic and financial system stability. It added that external resilience should remain supported by adequate reserves and continued foreign capital inflows, and that it will continue coordinating with the government to bolster external resilience.
Bank of Indonesia2026-07-07
Bank of Indonesia reports June reserve assets rose to USD145.6 billion
Bank of Indonesia said official reserve assets increased to USD145.6 billion at the end of June 2026 from USD144.9 billion a month earlier. The rise was mainly due to tax and services receipts, despite government external debt repayments and rupiah stabilisation measures. Reserves covered 5.5 months of imports, remaining above the international adequacy benchmark.