Indonesia's Financial Services Authority (OJK) issued a statement on Moody's Investors Service maintaining the Republic of Indonesia’s sovereign credit rating at Baa2 while revising the outlook to negative from stable. OJK said the affirmation reflects solid economic fundamentals, disciplined macroeconomic policies and resilience in the financial services sector amid heightened global uncertainty. The release pointed to Statistics Indonesia data showing economic growth of 5.11% in 2025, higher than the prior year, and described domestic demand, stable financial-sector contributions and ongoing reform as supporting a positive and sustainable outlook. OJK also said it will continue implementing its 2026 Priority Programme with a focus on prudence, strengthening the resilience of the financial services sector and measured financial market deepening, aimed at safeguarding financial system stability and supporting financing for the government’s priority programmes. OJK added that it will support stronger national policy coordination and, as a member of the Financial System Stability Committee, will continue to strengthen policy synergies with the government and other authorities to maintain stability and expand financing support for medium- and long-term development.

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