Indonesia's FX Reserves Hit US$150.1 Billion in November 2025
December 6, 2025 • Ben Asmadeus
Bank Indonesia said Indonesia's foreign exchange reserves reached US$150.1 billion at the end of November 2025, up from US$149.9 billion at the end of October 2025. The increase reflects a rise of US$0.2 billion within a month.
The rise was driven by tax receipts, service income and the government's external borrowing. The government also boosted reserves by enforcing a regulation that requires 100 % placement of export earnings from natural resources (DHE SDA) in domestic banks for twelve months.
The reserves now cover roughly 6.2 months of import financing and exceed the international adequacy benchmark of about three months, reinforcing external sector resilience and macro‑economic stability. This level is expected to sustain investor confidence and support sustainable economic growth.
Source: DDTCNews