Indonesia has increased its Deposit Facility Rate to 4.75% in June 2026, up from 4.50% previously, according to data updated on 18 June 2026. The move marks a 25 basis point rise within the same month, signaling a further tightening stance by Indonesian monetary authorities.
The rate, which had stood at 4.50% earlier in June 2026, now reaches 4.75%, potentially affecting returns on bank deposits and overall liquidity conditions in the financial system. The adjustment may influence short-term interest rates across the economy and could impact investor sentiment toward Indonesian assets.
With the new level in place as of June 2026, markets and analysts will be watching closely for subsequent guidance and data to assess whether this increase is part of a broader tightening cycle or a targeted step in response to evolving domestic and global economic conditions.
