Indonesia's Foreign Exchange Reserves Rise to US$137.1 Billion in June 2021

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Dwi Hadya Jayani 07/07/2021 15:30 WIB

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Indonesia's foreign exchange reserves reached US$137.1 billion in June 2021. This figure represents a slight increase of 0.5% compared to the previous month's US$136.4 billion.

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Indonesia recorded foreign exchange reserves of US$137.1 billion in June 2021. This figure represents a slight 0.5% increase compared to the previous month's US$136.4 billion.

Indonesia's foreign exchange reserves are equivalent to 9.2 months of import cover or 8.8 months of import and government foreign debt cover. Furthermore, Indonesia's foreign exchange reserves are above the international adequacy standard of approximately 3 months of import cover.

The increase in foreign exchange reserves was partly influenced by tax and service revenue. Another contributing factor was the issuance of government global sukuk.

The government issued US$3 billion (equivalent to Rp 44.8 trillion) in global sukuk in early June 2021. Through this transaction, the government refinanced a 30-year sukuk that had matured.

Bank Indonesia (BI) views the foreign exchange reserves as adequate. Moreover, these reserves are sufficient to support external sector resilience and maintain macroeconomic and financial system stability.

Editor : Dimas Jarot Bayu

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