Bank Indonesia
Bank Indonesia is the central bank of the Republic of Indonesia. It replaced the Bank of Java in 1953, which had been created in 1828 to serve the financial needs of the Dutch East Indies.
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- Entity: Central Bank
- Headquarters: Central Jakarta, Jakarta
- Established: January 24, 1828 (Bank Of Java), July 1, 1953 (Current Form)
- Central bank of: Indonesia
- Currency: Indonesian Rupiah, Idr (Iso 4217)
- Reserves: Usd 136.4 Billion
- Website: Bi.go.id
- Wikidata description: Central Bank Of The Republic Of Indonesia
- Wikidata label: Bank Indonesia
- Wikidata aliases: Bank Indonesia, Bank Of Indonesia
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