Indonesia’s banks report 23.70% capital adequacy ratio for June
Bank Indonesia’s mid-2026 financial stability review reported strong banking capital and low non-performing loans, while projecting 8–12% credit growth for 2026.
Bank Indonesia released Financial Stability Review No. 47 on 15 September, assessing the first half of 2026. It reported a banking capital adequacy ratio of 23.70% in June, with gross non-performing loans at 2.09% and net NPLs at 0.82%.
The central bank described system liquidity and capital as adequate and credit risk as low amid greater global uncertainty. It said those conditions provided room for intermediation and projected bank credit and financing growth of 8% to 12% in 2026. The review also highlighted macroprudential incentives and the PINISI intermediation programme.
The central bank opened a consultation on how its RITS settlement service could support tokenised assets and private money, while saying a retail CBDC lacks a clear public-interest case.
The Bank of Japan voted 7–2 to raise its money-market operating target to around 1.25%, effective 24 September, and changed rates on two standing facilities.
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