Bank Indonesia (BI) has maintained its benchmark interest rate at 4.75% for the third consecutive meeting, citing ongoing pressure on the rupiah and global economic uncertainty. Governor Perry Warjiyo highlighted the importance of evaluating previous rate cuts while projecting economic growth of 4.9%-5.7% for 2026. The central bank is employing liquidity tools and adjusting reserve requirements to bolster credit flow, with a focus on maintaining inflation control. Additionally, BI's monetary strategy includes measures to counter the financing of terrorism, which could influence liquidity and potentially impact crypto markets as policy tools evolve.