Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo announces a plan to lower the limit for USD purchases without supporting documents to $25,000 per month to curb speculation and stabilize the Rupiah. Lear more.
Bank Indonesia clarifies that the Rupiah's decline to Rp17,400 per USD follows broader trends in emerging markets. BI commits to market intervention.
Bank Indonesia and China officially launch cross-border QRIS, allowing seamless retail payments using local currencies (Rupiah and Yuan) to boost tourism and trade.
Bank Indonesia maintains the BI-Rate at 4.75% in April 2026 to strengthen Rupiah stability amid global economic volatility and Middle East tensions.
Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo assures global investors that Indonesia’s economic policies are on track during the IMF Spring Meeting. Read more on our portal.
Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo signals an end to interest rate cuts, citing Middle East conflict and Rupiah stability. Read the full monetary recalibration report here.
Bank Indonesia optimizes monetary operations as the Rupiah weakens past Rp17,000 due to global tensions. Read the full stability report and BI intervention strategy here.
Bank Indonesia (BI) has moved up the second phase of rupiah exchange reservations for the Java region through the PINTAR application.
Bank Indonesia and the Ministry of Finance agree on a IDR 173.4 trillion debt switch for 2026 to maintain fiscal and monetary stability. Read more here.
Commission XI DPR RI approves Thomas Djiwandono as Bank Indonesia Deputy Governor. Read about the strategic monetary-fiscal synergy plan for 2026.
Bank Indonesia intensifies market intervention to stabilize the Rupiah as it hits Rp16,945 per USD. Read the news for Governor Perry Warjiyo's full economic outlook.
Finance Minister Purbaya says a proposed role swap between the Finance Ministry and Bank Indonesia will not undermine BI’s independence. Read the full story.
