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Indonesia Watch: Sweeping policy moves on multiple fronts
Research evidence excerpt
Indonesia Watch: Sweeping policy moves on multiple fronts
BI said that growth considerations were taken into account in calibrating the magnitude
of policy rate hike. It continues to see GDP growth in 2026 within the forecasted 4.9-
5.7% range and signaled that it would step up complementary measures to support
growth. These include (1) maintaining double-digit M0 growth to ensure “ample” system
liquidity and (2) keeping macroprudential policy accommodative. On this front, newly
announced measures include (a) broadening the scope of securities eligible for
calculation under macroprudential ratios and (b) adding liquidity incentives for banks that
meet intermediation ratio targets.
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