Indonesia is finalizing revisions to its regulation on foreign exchange earnings from natural resource exports (DHE SDA), with the government ensuring the policy remains aligned with its core objective of strengthening domestic financial stability. The Minister of Finance confirmed that adjustments are being made following requests for specific exemptions, reflecting a responsive and adaptive policymaking approach. The revised regulation is expected to be issued within April.

The updated policy aims to retain more export earnings within the domestic financial system, helping boost foreign exchange reserves and support currency stability. Key measures include requiring exporters to place foreign exchange funds in state-owned banks and allowing more flexibility by reducing mandatory conversion into IDR to a maximum of 50%. This balanced approach is designed to enhance liquidity while maintaining a supportive environment for businesses.
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