BI: Foreign Exchange Reserves In October 2025 Increase To 149.9 Billion US Dollars

JAKARTA - Bank Indonesia (BI) revealed that Indonesia's foreign exchange reserves at the end of October 2025 were recorded at 149.9 billion US dollars, an increase compared to the position at the end of September 2025 of 148.7 billion US dollars.

Executive Director of the BI Communication Department, Ramdan Denny Prakoso, said that the increase in the position of foreign exchange reserves, among others, came from the issuance of global bonds as well as tax and service revenues, amid the policy of stabilizing the Rupiah exchange rate of Bank Indonesia in dealing with the uncertainty of the global financial market which is still high.

"The position of foreign exchange reserves at the end of October 2025 is equivalent to financing 6.2 months of imports or 6.0 months of imports and payment of government foreign debt and is above the international adequacy standard of around 3 months of imports," he said in his statement, Friday, November 7.

Denny conveyed that Bank Indonesia assessed that this foreign exchange reserve was able to support the resilience of the external sector and maintain macroeconomic and financial system stability.

In the future, Denny said that Bank Indonesia believes that the resilience of the external sector will remain strong, supported by export prospects that will be maintained.

In addition, he conveyed that the predicted foreign investment inflows will continue in line with investor positive perceptions of domestic economic prospects and attractive investment returns.

"Bank Indonesia continues to increase synergy with the Government in strengthening external resilience in order to maintain economic stability to support sustainable economic growth," he explained.