Indonesia’s hedging incentives attract nearly US$12 billion
Premium discounts for six- and 12-month DNDF hedges have risen to 40 per cent and 45 per cent, respectively.
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Premium discounts for six- and 12-month DNDF hedges have risen to 40 per cent and 45 per cent, respectively.
Indonesia met 16 of MSCI's 18 market accessibility indicators in June 2026, according to OJK chair Friderica Widyasari Dewi.
Bank Indonesia and the financial stability committee have met to reassure investors as a possible reclassification puts pressure on the rupiah.
Bank Indonesia put the currency’s depreciation at about 7.9%, citing pressure from the US dollar, bond yields and geopolitical conflict.
Minister Erick Thohir said preparations would start earlier rather than wait until six months before the 2028 Games.
Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara said fiscal policy would support a 6% economic growth target while maintaining budget discipline.
The currency closed at Rp18,184 per US dollar on October 28, as Bank Indonesia cited Middle East tensions and capital outflows among the pressures.
Outstanding loans exceeded Rp9,200 trillion, while lending to micro, small and medium-sized businesses returned to growth, according to OJK.
Revenue reached US$352.20 million as electricity output from the company’s own operations increased 9.79% in January–September 2026.
A 2026-2030 roadmap sets out roles for insurers, guarantee institutions and pension funds as investors and providers of risk protection.