Bank Indonesia
2 articlesBank Indonesia is Indonesia's central bank and the authority responsible for rupiah monetary policy and issuance. It manages reserves, exchange-rate operations, macroprudential policy and payment-system regulation while coordinating financial-stability work with other institutions. The bank administers the currency and central-bank settlement framework, but broader financial-services supervision is assigned separately. Bank Indonesia is therefore distinct from the IDR currency and from Indonesia's financial regulator.
Uncancelled Indonesian Coin Dies Surface After Fifty Years
Seven uncancelled coin dies from Indonesia's 1971 rupiah series have been authenticated after decades in obscurity, offering a rare glimpse into the tools behind a pivotal moment in the nation's monetary history
Indonesian Rupiah Faces Ongoing Pressure as USD/IDR Forecast Rises
The Indonesian Rupiah is expected to weaken further against the US Dollar through mid-2027, as persistent trade deficits and rising oil import costs challenge Bank Indonesia's efforts to stabilise the currency