JAKARTA - Bank Indonesia (BI) recorded the primary deficit position (M0) adjusted in December 2025 grew 16.8 percent year on year (yoy), or higher than the growth of the previous month of 13.3 percent (yoy) so that it was recorded at Rp2,367.8 trillion.
BI Communication Department Executive Director Ramdan Denny Prakoso explained that this development was influenced by the growth of general bank giro at Bank Indonesia adjusted by 35.1 percent (yoy) and the amount of money distributed by 12.9 percent (yoy).
"Based on the factors that affect it, the growth of Adjusted M0 has considered the impact of the provision of liquidity incentives (adjusted monetary control)," he said in an official statement, Thursday, January 8.
Previously, Bank Indonesia (BI) recorded the economy's liquidity or broad money (M2) in November 2025 was recorded at Rp9,891.6 trillion or grew 8.3 percent (yoy), higher than the growth of October 2025 of 7.7 percent (yoy).
BI Communication Department Executive Director Ramdan Denny Prakoso conveyed that this development was driven by the narrow money supply (M1) growth of 11.4 percent (yoy) and quasi money of 5.9 percent (yoy).
"The development of M2 in November 2025 is mainly influenced by the net bill to the Central Government (Pempus) and the development of credit distribution," he said in a statement, Monday, December 22.
Denny said that the distribution of credit in November 2025 grew by 7.9 percent (yoy), higher than the growth of October 2025 of 7.0 percent (yoy).
According to him, the net bill to Pempus grew by 8.7 percent (yoy), increasing compared to the growth in the previous month of 5.4 percent (yoy).
Meanwhile, net foreign assets grew by 9.7 percent (yoy), after growing by 10.4 percent (yoy) in the previous month.
The credit provided is only in the form of Loans, and does not include financial instruments that are equated with loans, such as debt securities, banker's acceptances, and repo bills.
In addition, the credit granted does not include credit granted by the offices of General Banks located abroad, and credit disbursed to the Central Government and Non-Residents.
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