Indonesia Government’s 281 Trillion Rupiah Move in State-Owned Banks: SAL Funds and 2026 Extension

The Indonesian government has extended its placement of Rp281 trillion (approximately $17.6 billion) in state-owned banks until the end of 2026, according to official statements from the Ministry of Finance. The decision, announced through the Ministry of Finance, follows a previous deployment of funds to bolster liquidity and support financial intermediation, particularly for Bank Mandiri, … Read more

Indonesia’s Idle Bank Credit Hits Rp 2,527 Trillion: Causes and Economic Impact

In the evolving landscape of Indonesia’s financial sector, a significant trend has emerged that warrants close attention from investors and policymakers alike: the accumulation of idle credit, or kredit mengendap. Recent data indicates that this figure has reached a notable threshold of Rp 2,527 trillion, sparking discussions among analysts and banking executives regarding the underlying … Read more