FLGS – Global Finance Report

Cash Fund in the form of foreign currency worth U.S. $ 2 billion flowing into the State General Treasurer accounts or BUN, another title from the finance minister, in Bank Indonesia or BI. This is a fund from the proceeds of state bonds or the dollar-denominated global bond by the government at the beginning of this January 2010.

“The fund has entered into our account at Bank Indonesia, Thursday (21 / 1) then,” said Director General of Debt Management, Finance Ministry, Rahmat Waluyanto in Jakarta, Sunday (24 / 1).

The entry of these funds will add to its reserves at the Bank Indonesia. However, at the same time, the influx of funds also increased the number of nominal bonds issued by state governments since 1997 to close to Rp 1,000 trillion at the moment, precisely Rp 998.154 trillion.

That is the data recorded at the Directorate General of Debt Management, Ministry of Finance, as of January 20, 2010.

State bonds or official called the State Securities (SBN) which is the largest bonds traded in the bond market, which reached Rp 743.6 trillion. That includes Government Bonds (SUN) fixed interest amounting to Rp 399.9 trillion.

After that, there was SUN with a floating interest rate (variable rate) whose value has reached Rp 143.3 trillion; and bonds without interest (zero coupon bond) is Rp 28.986 trillion. The bonds issued U.S. dollar-denominated to date has reached Rp 150.255 trillion.

The government also has published the Samurai Bond or bonds issued only in denominations of yen and only published in the Japanese bond market, which currently has reached USD 3.561 trillion. Other types of debt securities that have been published government is based Islamic bonds, or sukuk, which currently has reached Rp 17.561 trillion.

In addition to the outstanding bonds on capital markets, the government also still bear the burden of bonds that are not traded, the debt papers issued after the 1997 crisis. The total value of these bonds reached Rp 254.56 trillion.