Indonesia’s foreign exchange reserves inched up in October 2026, rising to USD 146.80 billion from USD 146.30 billion in September, according to data updated on 6 November 2026.
The USD 0.5 billion increase signals a modest strengthening in the country’s external buffers month-on-month. With reserves remaining above the USD 146 billion mark, Indonesia maintains a sizeable cushion to support currency stability and meet external obligations, an important factor closely watched by investors and credit markets.
The latest figures suggest that, at least over October, Indonesia was able to preserve and slightly build its stock of foreign assets, despite a global environment often characterized by currency volatility and shifting capital flows.