By March 2022, Indonesia's government debt reached Rp7,052.5 trillion.

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Vika Azkiya Dihni 25/04/2022 11:50 WIB

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The Ministry of Finance recorded that the government's debt position rose again in March 2022 to Rp7,052.5 trillion, an increase of 0.5% or Rp37.92 trillion compared to the previous month's Rp7,014.58

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The Ministry of Finance recorded an increase in government debt in March 2022, reaching Rp7,052.5 trillion. This represents a 0.5% increase, or Rp37.92 trillion, compared to the previous month's Rp7,014.58 trillion.

Year-on-year, government debt also increased by 9.4% compared to March 2021, which amounted to Rp6,445 trillion.

In line with the increase in debt, the government debt-to-Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ratio also rose to 40.39% in March 2022.

State bonds (SBN) still dominate government debt, amounting to Rp6,222.94 trillion or 88.2%. This comprises Rp4,962.34 trillion in domestic SBN and Rp1,260.61 trillion in foreign currency-denominated SBN.

The government also has outstanding loans totaling Rp829.56 trillion, or 11.8%. Of this amount, Rp13.20 trillion is from domestic sources.

Loans from foreign sources amount to Rp816.36 trillion, broken down as follows: Rp281.31 trillion in bilateral loans, Rp491.57 trillion in multilateral loans, and Rp43.48 trillion in commercial bank loans.

The government stated it will continue to manage the debt ratio by prioritizing non-debt financing, such as optimizing the use of Budget Surplus (SAL) as a fiscal buffer, and implementing the III Joint Decree with Bank Indonesia.

Other government efforts include creative and innovative financing for infrastructure, emphasizing fair risk-sharing partnerships. These creative financing instruments include PPP or KPBU, blended financing, and SDG Indonesia One.

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Editor : Annissa Mutia

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