JAKARTA - The Financial Services Authority (OJK) has noted Moody's Investors Service's (Moody's) decision to maintain the Sovereign Credit Rating of the Republic of Indonesia at the Baa2 level, with an outlook adjustment from Stable to Negative.
The Acting Head of the OJK Board of Commissioners, Friderica Widyasari Dewi, assessed that the affirmation of the rating confirms that Indonesia's economic fundamentals remain solid, supported by relatively strong economic growth, a disciplined macro policy framework, and the resilience of the financial services sector amid increasing global uncertainty.
In addition, Moody's also emphasized that Indonesia's economy remains resilient, supported by structural strength as well as prudent fiscal and monetary policies.
In line with the release of data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) today, Indonesia's economy grew 5.11 percent in 2025, higher than the previous year's achievement.
The woman, who is familiarly called Kiki, said this performance showed the ability of the national economy to maintain the momentum of growth in the midst of global challenges, as well as being an important support for short-term uncertainty reflected in the outlook.
"OJK assesses that the prospects for the national economy remain positive and sustainable, supported by solid domestic demand, the contribution of a stable financial sector, and the continuity of the sustainable reform agenda," he explained in a statement, Friday, February 6.
Kiki conveyed that OJK would continue to strengthen its role in maintaining the stability of the financial system while supporting national economic growth.
"In the future, OJK will consistently carry out the 2026 Priority Program by prioritizing the principle of prudence, strengthening the resilience of the financial services sector, and deepening the financial market in a measurable manner," he said.
Kiki said that all of these agendas were directed at maintaining the stability of the financial system, supporting the financing of the Government's Priority Programs, and strengthening the confidence of market participants and investors.
He added that OJK considers Moody's assessment which places Indonesia in a relatively better position than its peers as a reflection of confidence in the capacity of national policies.
Kiki emphasized that OJK would support strengthening national coordination to create more harmonious and consistent policies.
"As a member of the Financial System Stability Committee (KSSK), OJK will continue to strengthen policy synergies with the Government and related authorities to maintain financial system stability and expand financing support for medium- and long-term development," he explained.
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