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Indonesia's forex reserves dropped to $151.9B in Feb 2026 due to debt payments and rupiah stabilization efforts, but remain sufficient for external stability.
Indonesia's foreign exchange reserves fell to $151.9 billion by the end of February 2026, down from $154.6 billion in January, due to government debt repayments, loan withdrawals, tax revenues, and central bank efforts to stabilize the rupiah amid global financial uncertainty.
Despite the decrease, reserves remained well above the international benchmark, covering 6.1 months of imports or 5.9 months including debt servicing.
Bank Indonesia stated the level is sufficient to ensure external sector resilience and macroeconomic stability, citing strong capital inflows driven by positive investor sentiment and favorable domestic investment returns.
Las reservas de divisas de Indonesia cayeron a $151.9B en febrero de 2026 debido a los pagos de la deuda y los esfuerzos de estabilización de la rupia, pero siguen siendo suficientes para la estabilidad externa.