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Bank Indonesia Collects Third-Party Funds Up to Rp. 7.242,8 Trillion

The report on the third-party funds collection (DPK) in April 2022 was recently submitted by Bank Indonesia. It was recorded that the third-party funds collected reached Rp. 7,242.8 Trillion.

This value grew 10.3 percent year-on-year (YoY), but slowed down compared to March 2022 of 10.4 percent yoy or Rp. 7,238.3 trillion.

Based on the BI report in the Money Supply in April 2022, growth in deposits was mainly due to a slowdown in demand deposits and time deposits by 18.6 percent YoY and 0.8 percent YoY, respectively.

In total, current accounts were recorded at Rp.1,973,4, and time deposits were recorded at Rp.2,725.9 trillion as of April 2022.

Furthermore, based on customer class, the slowdown in demand deposits occurred in the individual customer category, which experienced a contraction of 8.4 percent YoY to Rp221.4 trillion as of April 2022. Meanwhile, the slowdown in time deposits mainly came from corporate customers to Rp187.2 trillion, an increase of 41. 4 percent YoY.

Time deposits grew 0.8 percent YoY in April 2022, slowing from 1.3 percent YoY in March 2022, especially at banks located in DKI Jakarta and West Java.

“Meanwhile, demand deposits grew 18.6 percent YoY, lower than the previous month’s 20.2 percent YoY, especially in Central Java and East Java,” BI wrote in a report quoted Monday (30/5/2022).

On the other hand, savings growth increased from 14.0 percent yoy in March 2022 to 15.8 percent YoY in the month under review, both in rupiah and foreign currency savings.

BI itself estimates that bank credit growth in 2022 will be in the range of 6-8 percent. Meanwhile, banking third-party funds (DPK) are expected to rise to the 7-9 percent range this year.

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