BNI Raises US Dollar Deposit Interest Rate To 4 Percent

BNI (Photo: Antara)

JAKARTA - PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk or BNI has officially adjusted the deposit interest rate in US dollars to 4 percent, on Wednesday, September 24.

BNI President Director Putrama Wahju Setyawan said this step was taken as part of BNI's efforts to encourage the placement of foreign exchange funds (foreign funds) in the country.

Putrama also explained that this interest rate adjustment is part of the company's strategy to provide added value to customers, especially those who have been choosing to place foreign exchange funds.

"Our focus is on providing attractive returns so that foreign exchange funds can be absorbed more domestically. With a more attractive interest rate, BNI opens opportunities for customers who have been placing their foreign exchange funds to invest in the country," he said in a written statement, quoted Thursday, September 25.

He also said that BNI also continues to strengthen digital transformation through the wondr by BNI platform, which provides convenience for customers in opening and managing foreign exchange deposits quickly and efficiently.

In addition, he said that the existence of a network of BNI international branch offices in various world financial centers allowed BNI to facilitate the flow of global funds entering Indonesia.

"This is in line with our commitment to maintain exchange rate stability and strengthen Indonesia's position as a safe and competitive investment destination," he said.

According to him, with this competitive interest rate offer, BNI is optimistic that foreign exchange savings products will be more attractive to customers, both individuals and institutions.