Bank Indonesia said exporters can use several instruments to place natural resource export proceeds domestically, with terms of up to 12 months. Options include dollar and non-dollar term deposits, foreign-currency securities, and foreign-currency government bonds; placed funds may also be used for swaps or as loan collateral.
The arrangements implement requirements to keep export proceeds in Indonesia and could increase the availability of foreign currency in domestic markets. This is a financial-policy measure, with no specific feed-commodity flow or price impact stated.
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