Foreign Exchange Reserves Rise to 145.6 Billion US Dollars in June 2026

Bank Indonesia (BI) revealed Indonesia's foreign exchange reserves position at the end of June 2026 at 145.6 billion US dollars, or slightly increased compared to the position at the end of May 2026 at 144.9 billion US dollars.

BI Communication Department Executive Director Ramdan Denny Prakoso conveyed that the development of the June 2026 foreign exchange reserve position was influenced mainly by tax and service receipts amid government foreign debt payments and the Indonesian Bank's rupiah exchange rate stabilization policy as a response to high uncertainty in global financial markets.

"The reserve position of foreign exchange at the end of June 2026 is equivalent to financing 5.5 months of imports or 5.4 months of imports and government external debt payments, and is above the international adequacy standard of about 3 months of imports," he said in a statement, Tuesday, July 7.

Denny said Bank Indonesia assessed that the foreign exchange reserves were able to support the resilience of the external sector, as well as maintain macroeconomic and financial system stability.

Looking ahead, Denny said Bank Indonesia believes that the resilience of the external sector remains good supported by an adequate foreign exchange reserve position and foreign capital inflows in line with investors' positive perceptions of the prospects for the national economy and investment returns that remain attractive.

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