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2022 State Budget: Fiscal Policy and Structural Reform

2021 Financing Needs Include National Economic Recovery (PEN) program funding Budget Deficit 2021 APBN: 1,006 T Outlook: 939,6T (APBN & Outlook : 5,7% of GDP) + Investment financing Lending Liabilities Other financing Matured debt Government Securities (GS) Loan Domestic GS 80-85% Domestic Loan IDR2.7 T Foreign 12-15% Foreign Loan - Project e.q US$ 2 bio Denominated Bonds Retail GS 3-6% Foreign Loan - Program e.q US$ 5 - 6 bio GS Policy: Loan Policy: Optimization of medium-long tenor domestic GS to mitigate refinancing risk $ Foreign GS as a complement to avoid the crowding out effect Retail GS to increase participation public in financing development Measurable private placements, consider needs financing and state treasury conditions Coordination with Bl in fulfillment GS issuance target Program loans can be optimized up to USD6 www.billion at capacity lenders with consideration cost and risk + USD2 billion project loan according to implementing capacity project Flexibility of use program loan with target issuance of foreign GS Source: Ministry of Finance 81
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