2017, Indonesia's External Debt Rp 4.684 Trillion

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Indonesia's external debt increased by 10% in 2017 to US$352.25 billion, equivalent to Rp4,684.88 trillion, compared to the previous year.

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The increasing financing needs of the government and private sector caused Indonesia's foreign debt to rise throughout last year. The inability of the domestic financial market to absorb these financing needs led both the government and the private sector to seek funding from abroad.

According to Bank Indonesia (BI) data, Indonesia's foreign debt in 2017 increased by 10% (Rp 428 trillion) to US$ 352.25 billion, equivalent to Rp 4,684.88 trillion (using an exchange rate of Rp 13,300/US dollar), from the previous year. This amount comprises US$ 180.62 billion in government debt and US$ 171.63 billion in private debt. Government foreign debt increased by 14.11%, while private debt rose by 6.12%.

The increase in foreign debt also led to a rise in the ratio of foreign debt to Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In 2014, the ratio of foreign debt to Indonesia's GDP was only 32.95%, but by 2017 it had risen to 34.82%.

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