Indonesia's FX Reserves Hit $148.7 Billion by Sep 2025

Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo announced that the country's foreign‑exchange reserves stood at $148.7 billion at the end of September 2025. He made the statement at a press conference in Jakarta on 4 November 2025.

This amount is sufficient to finance six months of imports and external‑debt payments, well above the international adequacy benchmark of three months of imports. Warjiyo added that the rupiah’s exchange rate remained under control despite external pressures.

The solid reserve level bolsters Indonesia’s external resilience and gives Bank Indonesia room to continue currency‑stabilisation measures. Authorities expect the position to help absorb global economic volatility through the rest of 2025.