The Central Bank of Indonesia recorded Indonesia’s foreign exchange reserve at US$137.1 billion in March 2021 or declining from US$138.8 billion in February 2021. The decline was due to the foreign debt payment. The foreign exchange reserves were sufficient to finance 10.1 months of imports and 9.7 months of imports and the government’s foreign debt repayments. The March 2021 reserves level was also above the international adequacy standard of three months of imports.