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Bank Indonesia provides Rp458.5 trillion in bank incentives through October
Bank Indonesia provided banks Rp458.5 trillion in incentives through the first week of October 2026.
The incentives are part of its Macroprudential Liquidity Policy, which supports lending and activity in money markets.
Rp336.4 trillion went through the financing channel, while Rp122.1 trillion supported money-market development.
The policy targets sectors including agriculture, manufacturing, construction, housing, small businesses and cooperatives.
The money-market channel aims to redistribute liquidity among banks and increase transactions in the rupiah money market.
A 5% incentive rate takes effect on December 1, 2026, with up to 3% tied to financing and up to 2% to money-market development.
The financing incentives are linked to expanding credit for businesses that support job creation.
Bank Indonesia provided Rp458.5 trillion in macroprudential liquidity policy incentives to banks through the first week of October 2026.
The incentives included Rp336.4 trillion through the financing channel and Rp122.1 trillion through money market deepening.
The support covered priority sectors including agriculture, industry, construction, real estate, housing and small businesses.
Bank Indonesia set the incentive rate at 5 percent, effective from 1 December 2026.
- Who
- Bank Indonesia provided the incentives to banks.
- What
- It provided Rp458.5 trillion in macroprudential liquidity policy incentives.
- When
- Through the first week of October 2026. The 5 percent incentive rate takes effect on 1 December 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia.
- Why
- The incentives support financing to priority business sectors, redistribute bank liquidity and increase activity in the rupiah money market.
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Bank Indonesia's incentives to banks reached Rp458.5 trillion.
Governor Destry Damayanti reported the incentive totals at a press conference in Jakarta.
The 5 percent KLM incentive rate is set to take effect.
- Total incentives
- Rp458.5 trillion
- Financing channel allocation
- Rp336.4 trillion
- Money market deepening allocation
- Rp122.1 trillion
- Incentive rate
- 5 percent, effective 1 December 2026
- Priority sectors
- Agriculture, industry and downstream processing, services, construction, real estate and housing, and small businesses
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Through the first week of October 2026, the KLM incentives received by banks were recorded at Rp458.5 trillion, with Rp336.4 trillion allocated to the KLM financing channel and Rp122.1 trillion allocated to KLM Money Market Deepening (PPU).