Bank Indonesia Strengthens Rupiah
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Bank Indonesia and China's People's Bank of China are strengthening their bilateral cooperation, a move praised by Indonesian officials aiming to bolster the rupiah and bilateral trade. Meanwhile, Indonesia's foreign debt has seen a slight increase, reaching nearly $440 billion in April.
Indonesia's foreign debt rises to $439.8 billion in April
- Indonesia's foreign debt rose to $439.8 billion (Rp 7,762.4 trillion) in April 2026, a slight increase from the previous month. - The government's foreign debt grew 3.7% year-on-year, while private sector debt contracted by 0.7%. - Bank Indonesia stated that the country's foreign debt structure remains healthy, with long-term debt dominating.
Indonesia, China Ink Currency Deal to Boost Rupiah and Trade
- Indonesia's Vice Speaker of Parliament, Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, praised the cooperation between Bank Indonesia (BI) and the People's Bank of China (PBOC). - The Bilateral Currency Swap Arrangement (BCSA)…
Indonesian Deputy Speaker Applauds Bank Indonesia's Efforts to Strengthen Rupiah
- Deputy Speaker of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, praised Bank Indonesia's efforts to strengthen the rupiah. - A key measure includes a Bilateral Currency Swap Arrangemen…
Bank Indonesia and China's PBOC Strengthen Cooperation; Bank Mandiri Joins CIPS
- Bank Indonesia (BI) and China's People's Bank of China (PBOC) have strengthened their bilateral cooperation. - Bank Mandiri has become a direct participant in the Cross-Border Interbank Payment Syst…