Bank Indonesia's decision to keep its benchmark seven-day reverse repo rate at 5.75% was widely expected. Already, delinquencies are rising and are now in line with levels from before the pandemic.

Bank Indonesia also maintained the deposit facility rate at 5 percent and the lending facility rate at 6.50 percent.

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Bank Indonesia (BI) disbursed Rp370 trillion in Macroprudential Liquidity Policy (KLM) incentives as of ...

The Indonesian government teams up with the International Financial Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, by ...

Bank Indonesia's decision to keep its benchmark seven-day reverse repo rate at 5.75% on Wednesday was widely expected, with forecasts in a Wall Street Journal poll unanimously pointing to a hold. The ...

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JAKARTA] Bank Indonesia (BI) stood firm on Wednesday (Apr 23), keeping its benchmark interest rate steady at 5.75 per cent ...

Investing.com -- The central bank of Indonesia has decided to maintain its rates, despite the slowing growth that could potentially justify a rate cut. The decision is likely driven by a desire to ...

Indonesia’s central bank maintained its key interest rate, extending a pause in its easing cycle to stabilize the currency in ...

Emerging Asian stocks rose on Wednesday and currencies eased against a firmer dollar, as investor sentiment improved after ...

Indonesia's central bank held policy rates steady for a third consecutive review on Wednesday, as expected, aiming to ...