VIVAnews - Indonesia's debt recorded on April 23, 2009, reached Rp 974 trillion (US$90.2 billion).
In fact, two weeks earlier on April 16, the debt was only Rp 963 trillion.
VIVAnews quoted data of the Directorate General of Debt Management at the Department of Finance on Monday, April 27, that the debt is consisted of state bonds (in rupiah and US dollar), sukuk and non-tradable bonds.
Total debts in rupiah and US dollar bonds reach Rp 699 trillion.
Sukuk debts reach Rp 17.366 trillion.
Meanwhile, the non-tradable loans reach Rp 257 trillion.
In addition, foreign debt per December 31, 2008, reached US$66.6 billion comprising bilateral loans of US$35.75 billion; multilateral loans of US$20.33 billion; export credit of US$45.171 billion; and leasing with US$1.97 million.
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Translated by: Bonardo Maulana Wahono
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