The level of reserves was equal to six months of imports and
sufficient to support Indonesia's external, macroeconomic and
financial market stability, Bank Indonesia said.
(Reporting by Stefanno Sulaiman
Editing by Ed Davies)
JAKARTA, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Indonesia's foreign exchange
reserves rose to $139.4 billion at the end of January, due to
the issuance of the government's global bond as well as revenue
from tax and services, the central bank said in a statement on
Tuesday.
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