RI money supply rises 8.7% to Rp10,432.8 trillion in June
The M2 pace eased from 10.8% in May, but credit strengthened to 12.1% and claims on the central government still grew in double digits.
The M2 pace eased from 10.8% in May, but credit strengthened to 12.1% and claims on the central government still grew in double digits.
Production capacity rose to 73.8%, and business activity in Q3 is expected to stay expansionary with a 11.75% weighted net balance.
Manufacturing PMI-BI fell to 51.43, but BI still expects it to rise to 52.32 in the third quarter of 2026.
Households devoted 73 percent of income to consumption, while savings fell to 17 percent and loan installments held at 10 percent.
BI said credit growth accelerated to 10.8% and net foreign assets rose 5.2%, both faster than in April.
The debt-to-GDP ratio stayed at 29.6 percent, while private debt remained in contraction at 0.7 percent in April 2026.
BI said the level still covered 5.6 months of imports, despite pressure from government debt payments and rupiah intervention.