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Indonesian monetary authorities and the national government have established a coordinated schedule for placing and withdrawing state funds from government-owned banks to optimize liquidity management.
Newly inaugurated Governor Destry Damayanti clarified the fluid division of responsibilities among the board of governors for the 2026-2031 term.
Destry Damayanti, set to take over as central bank chief, emphasized that maintaining macroeconomic stability will remain the institution’s top priority.
Regulatory data reveals that 25 Indonesian banks maintain macroprudential intermediation ratios below 84% while simultaneously holding securities portfolios exceeding 19%, signaling a portfolio rebalancing trend.
Destry Damayanti has emerged as the sole nominee for Bank Indonesia’s governorship, campaigning on a platform that prioritizes central bank independence and pro-growth monetary policies. Her candidacy signals a continued focus on stabilizing Indonesia’s economy amid shifting global conditions.
The nominee for governor of Bank Indonesia emphasized her commitment to maintaining macroeconomic stability and supporting national economic expansion.
Bank Indonesia (BI) recorded 65.77 million QRIS users as of June 2026, with the payment system accepted by 44.86 ...
Indonesia's President has nominated the acting head to lead the central bank, aiming to provide stability and calm markets. The nomination awaits confirmation to formalize the leadership of Bank Indonesia.
Indonesia's central bank governor, Perry Warjiyo, unexpectedly resigned from his position, adding uncertainty to the country's struggling economy. His departure has raised scrutiny on the central bank's policy direction.
Bank Indonesia has attributed the weakening of the Rupiah to global uncertainty. The central bank continues to monitor international economic conditions impacting the national currency.
A slim majority of economists predict that Bank Indonesia will raise its interest rates on May 20. This forecast comes amidst broader discussions about central bank policies.
Bank Indonesia has announced new measures aimed at supporting the stability of the Rupiah. These initiatives are designed to bolster the national currency amidst economic fluctuations.
The Indonesian Rupiah has fallen to a new historic low, with Bank Indonesia citing global uncertainty as a key factor. The decline is also attributed to the potential Iran war and domestic economic strains.
Bank Indonesia (BI) estimates that Indonesia's economy will grow between 4.9 percent and 5.7 percent in 2026, providing a forecast for the nation's economic performance.
According to the Bank Indonesia Governor, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has assessed the global economy as resilient.
A recent survey by Bank Indonesia indicates a decline in the job availability index, suggesting a tightening labor market in the country.
Bank Indonesia has detailed its strategies and measures aimed at ensuring the stability of the Indonesian Rupiah amidst market fluctuations.
The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) opened higher, anticipating an upcoming interest rate announcement from Bank Indonesia (BI).
Bank Indonesia announced adjustments to its operational schedule in observance of the upcoming Eid holiday period. These changes are implemented to accommodate the national holiday and ensure smooth financial operations.
Bank Indonesia (BI) has outlined its monetary policy for 2026, focusing on strategies to anchor inflation and ensure the stability of the Indonesian Rupiah.
The newly appointed Bank Indonesia governor has declared economic stability his top priority, emphasizing this commitment during the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting to reassure investors.
Authorities are intensifying coordinated market interventions and policy strategies to stabilize volatile food prices and contain rising inflation across Indonesia.
The House of Representatives (DPR) Plenary Session on Tuesday approved Destry Damayanti as Governor of Bank Indonesia ...
The Indonesian legislature has formally approved Destry Damayanti to serve as the next governor of Bank Indonesia, taking over leadership of the nation’s central bank. Her confirmation follows a vetting process by parliamentary committees focused on monetary policy and financial stability.
Acting Governor Destry of Bank Indonesia has signaled a strong policy focus on maintaining the stability of the Indonesian rupiah amid fluctuating global market conditions.
Bank Indonesia has decided to maintain its benchmark interest rate, as pressure on the Indonesian Rupiah has subsided.
Bank Indonesia reported that foreign portfolio investment into the country reached net inflows of US$1.8 billion during the third quarter of 2026, up to August.
The abrupt resignation of Bank Indonesia's governor, a technocrat, during a volatile period for falling stocks and a tumbling currency, has raised concerns about policy unpredictability.
An official reports that investors have responded positively to Bank Indonesia's unexpected interest rate increase, leading to an increase in capital inflows.
An analysis discusses the interplay between the Indonesian Rupiah, Bank Indonesia's interest rate, and the perceived stability of the nation's economy.
Indonesian President Prabowo has convened top economic officials for urgent discussions following a sharp plunge in the value of the Rupiah. This currency depreciation has also led to a lawmaker suggesting the resignation of the Bank Indonesia Governor.
Bank Indonesia has expressed its view that the Indonesian Rupiah is currently undervalued.
Bank Indonesia reported a decrease in dollar trading following the implementation of new foreign exchange regulations.
The Indonesian Rupiah has strengthened in anticipation of a decision from the Bank Indonesia Board Meeting.
Bank Indonesia has issued reassurances to global investors regarding the stability of its monetary policy.
Bank Indonesia is focusing on maintaining stability as the Indonesian Rupiah has fallen to record low levels against major currencies.
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Bank Indonesia has announced it will no longer publish weekly indicators related to Rupiah stability.
Bank Indonesia has maintained its interest rate, opting for stability amidst periods of volatility in the rupiah's exchange rate.
Destry Damayanti has been officially sworn in as the new governor of Bank Indonesia, assuming leadership of the nation's central bank. The appointment signals a new direction for Indonesia's monetary policy and financial oversight.
Former Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo shares strategic advice and institutional insights with incoming Governor Destry Damayanti following his departure.
Bank Indonesia's efforts to stabilize the rupiah are increasingly dependent on short-term speculative capital, raising concerns about long-term financial vulnerability despite current market calm.
The legislative body's commission officially backed Destry's appointment to lead Bank Indonesia, signaling continuity in monetary policy direction.
Aswin Gantina, Head of Bank Indonesia’s Purwokerto Representative Office, said the Indonesian Credit Card (KKI) ...
Deputy Governor of Bank Indonesia, Thomas A.M. Djiwandono, urged the younger generation to preserve the nation's cultural identity within the context of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has nominated three senior Bank Indonesia officials for top leadership positions, signaling policy continuity after his selection of Destry Damayanti as the sole candidate for governor.
The sudden resignation of Bank Indonesia’s governor highlights a dilemma faced by central bankers in the region: whether to tighten policy to defend weakening currencies and contain inflation, or loosen it to support growth.
The People’s Bank of China, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, and Bank Indonesia have signed an agreement to create a framework for bilateral transactions between Indonesia and Hong Kong. This initiative aims to facilitate direct currency transactions in yuan and rupiah.
Bank Indonesia unexpectedly raised its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points, surprising financial markets. This move comes as the Indonesian rupiah has fallen to new lows, prompting the central bank to act.
The Indonesian Rupiah has reached an exchange rate of 17,400 against the dollar, prompting Bank Indonesia to vow its presence in the market to stabilize the currency.
Bank Indonesia, the nation's central bank, is preparing and implementing various measures aimed at safeguarding the stability of the Indonesian Rupiah.
Bank Indonesia has maintained its benchmark interest rate at 4.75%, opting to keep it steady. This decision was made to help rein in the weakening of the rupiah.
Bank Indonesia has implemented measures to tighten access to US dollars as the rupiah faces increasing pressure, aiming to stabilize the national currency.
Bank Indonesia reports that the development of the new capital city (IKN) is significantly boosting housing demand in Balikpapan.
Bank Indonesia has decided to hold its benchmark interest rate steady at 4.75%, as reported by Tempo.co English.
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Bank Indonesia Intervenes After Rupiah Weakens Tempo.co English
European futures showed mixed performance as earnings reports drove market movers, while Bank Indonesia maintained its policy rates as anticipated.