Key insights and market outlook
Indonesian banks have increased their holdings in Bank Indonesia's (BI) Sekuritisasi Rupiah Bank Indonesia (SRBI) instruments to Rp 618 trillion by November 2025, marking a 2.82% monthly increase and 10.36% growth since year-end. This comes as foreign capital inflows into Indonesia's financial markets reached Rp 240 billion in the third week of December 2025, driven by non-resident investors' net purchases in both stock market (Rp 600 billion) and SRBI (Rp 260 billion) 1
Indonesian banks have substantially increased their holdings in Bank Indonesia's (BI) Sekuritisasi Rupiah Bank Indonesia (SRBI) instruments. By November 2025, their total holdings reached Rp 618 trillion, representing the highest level since the instrument's introduction in 2023 2
The holdings showed a 2.82% increase from the previous month and a 10.36% rise compared to the end of the previous year. This significant growth indicates banks' continued interest in SRBI instruments despite previous reductions in their holdings 2
The increase in SRBI holdings coincides with notable foreign capital inflows into Indonesia's financial markets. During the third week of December 2025, the country recorded capital inflows amounting to Rp 240 billion 1
The simultaneous increase in bank holdings of SRBI and foreign capital inflows suggests growing confidence in Indonesia's financial markets. This trend may be attributed to the attractive yields offered by SRBI instruments and the overall stability of the Indonesian economy.
Capital Inflows to Indonesia
Increased Bank Holdings in SRBI