Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Bank Indonesia (BI) said the country's foreign exchange reserves rose US$2.09 billion to US$102.74 billion by the end of February this year.

Communication director of BI Tirta Segara said in a statement the foreign exchange reserves were enough to finance 5.9 months of imports and installments of the government's foreign debts.

The import financing capacity is still above the international adequacy standard of three months.

BI said the accumulation of the foreign exchange reserves could sustain the Indonesia's economic growth.

Editor: Ade P Marboen
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