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Minister of Finance’s subordinate
Ancient
Yudhi Sadewa asked ministries/institutions (
K/L
) immediately spend the budget in early 2026 so that there are no more cases
funds settle
at the bank.
Director General of Economic and Fiscal Strategy at the Ministry of Finance, Febrio Kacaribu, said this step was also an effort to pursue Indonesia’s economic growth target.The government targets the economy to grow 6 percent in the short term.
“The strategy for 2026, especially the APBN, must be to spend earlier. We will see, especially in the first quarter, that K/Ls with large spending will be coordinated so that the majority of spending is realized in the first quarter (2026),” said Febrio, quoted from
Between,
Wednesday (5/11).
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He explained three keys to Indonesia’s growth engines.The three are fiscal instruments, the financial sector and the investment climate.
Febrio hopes that positive sentiment will continue to build with fairly high economic growth this year.In the fourth quarter of this year, the government targets Indonesia’s economy to grow above 5.5 percent.
He emphasized that the Ministry of Finance will also continue to seek fiscal instruments to continue to actively encourage the performance of the economic engine.
“If the fiscal engine and financial sector are alive, but the business climate does not improve, this will be unbalanced. So, all three must be done. This requires strong collaboration between the cabinet to realize the results of these growth engines,” stressed Febrio.
The case of budget siege was once highlighted by Minister of Finance Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa.He quoted data from Bank Indonesia (BI), where Rp. 234 trillion of regional government (Pemda) money was deposited in banks.
Based on BI data released October 15 2025, the following are the regional governments with the highest deposits in banks as of September 2025:
1. DKI Jakarta Province – IDR 14.68 trillion
2. East Java Province – IDR 6.84 trillion
3. Banjarbaru City – IDR 5.17 trillion
4. North Kalimantan Province – IDR 4.71 trillion
5. West Java Province – IDR 4.17 trillion
6. Bojonegoro Regency – IDR 3.61 trillion
7. West Kutai Regency – IDR 3.21 trillion
8. North Sumatra Province – IDR 3.11 trillion
9. Talaud Islands Regency – IDR 2.62 trillion
10. Mimika Regency – IDR 2.49 trillion
11. Badung Regency – IDR 2.27 trillion
12. Tanah Bumbu Regency – IDR 2.11 trillion
13. Bangka Belitung Province – IDR 2.10 trillion
14. Central Java Province – IDR 1.99 trillion
15. Balangan Regency – IDR 1.86 trillion.
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