Indonesia Forex Reserves At $141.4 Billion At End-Feb - Central Bank

Indonesia Forex Reserves At $141.4 Billion At End-Feb - Central Bank

Indonesia foreign exchange reserves rose slightly in February to $141.4 billion at the end of the month, compared to $141.3 billion a month earlier, Bank Indonesia said in a statement on Tuesday.

The central bank said the increase was attributed to Indonesian government withdrawal of foreign borrowing as well as tax revenue.

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