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Indonesia Raises Rp35 Trillion in Government Bond Auction
On October 13, Indonesia auctioned nine government bonds to raise money for its state budget.
Investors offered Rp64.85 trillion, more than twice the Rp30 trillion indicative target.
The bonds included short-term bills and longer-term securities, each with its own yield.
The government accepted Rp35 trillion in bids, rather than the full amount investors offered.
The accepted proceeds will help fund Indonesia's 2026 state budget.
Average weighted yields across the nine bond series ranged from 6.20% to 7.30%.
The auction is complete, and the government has set the amount it will borrow from the sale.
Indonesia’s government accepted Rp35 trillion in bids at an auction of nine government bonds held on 13 October 2026.
Investor bids totaled Rp64.85 trillion, more than twice the Rp30 trillion indicative target.
The proceeds are intended to help fund the 2026 state budget.
The largest bid was for bond series FR0110, at Rp21.15 trillion.
- Who
- Indonesia’s government, with the Finance Ministry determining the accepted amount.
- What
- It accepted Rp35 trillion in bids for nine government bond series.
- When
- The auction was held on 13 October 2026; the results were announced on 14 October.
- Where
- Indonesia.
- Why
- To help fund the needs of the 2026 state budget.
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The government held an auction of nine government bond series.
The Finance Ministry’s directorate announced that Rp35 trillion had been accepted from Rp64.85 trillion in bids.
- Accepted amount
- Rp35 trillion
- Total bids
- Rp64.85 trillion
- Indicative target
- Rp30 trillion
- Auction date
- 13 October 2026
- Number of bond series
- 9
- Largest series bid
- FR0110, Rp21.15 trillion
What people are saying
Total bids received amounted to Rp64.85 trillion
The Minister of Finance determined that the total nominal amount awarded from the nine series offered was Rp35 trillion