Indonesian Government Debt Increases Rp190 trillion in 3 Months

Jokowi-JK government debt continued to rise in the first three months in 2015. Now, the government debt increased to Rp 190 trillion to Rp 2795.84 trillion.

Based on data from the Ministry of Finance, said on Monday (04/20/2015), government debt amounted to USD 2795.84 trillion in March 2015 it also means increased to Rp 50 trillion in debt in February compared to Rp 2744.36 trillion.

Rp 2795.84 trillion debt consists of loans amounting to Rp 696.48 trillion (24.9 percent) and government securities (SBN) Rp 2099.35 billion (75.1 percent).

In terms of bilateral loans, Japan is the country's largest lender with loans reached Rp 219.67 trillion, or 31.5 percent. The next largest creditor is Rp 24.98 trillion France (3.6 percent), and Germany amounted to Rp 20.42 trillion (2.9 percent).

For multilateral loans, the World Bank listed as the largest lender in the amount of Rp 182.81 trillion (26.2 percent), followed by ADB Rp 110.47 trillion (15.9 percent).

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