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        "id": 1710717,
        "msgid": "bri-will-not-revise-business-plan-domestic-economy-remains-strong-1777542763",
        "date": "2026-04-30 15:37:31",
        "title": "BRI Will Not Revise Business Plan, Domestic Economy Remains Strong",
        "author": "",
        "source": "CNBC",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Banking",
        "summary": "PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) has confirmed it will not revise its 2026 business plan amid global uncertainties, as its performance remains on track with projected credit growth of 7-9% through the end of 2026, following a 13.7% increase in the first quarter. The bank's executives highlighted the stability of Indonesia's domestic economy, driven by consistent consumer spending and SME activities, while maintaining vigilance through regular stress tests on key parameters like GDP growth, inflation, and oil prices. This stance underscores BRI's confidence in absorbing potential external pressures, with expectations of improved conditions in the second half of the year.",
        "content": "<p>PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk. (BBRI) has affirmed that the\ncompany will not revise its 2026 bank business plan (RBB) amid the\nturmoil of global uncertainties. BRI\u2019s Deputy Director, Viviana Dyah Ayu\nRetno Kumalasari, stated that the company\u2019s growth throughout this year\nis still aligned with the RBB. Viviana noted that BRI projects credit\ndisbursement to reach 7% to 9% until the end of 2026. Meanwhile, BRI\u2019s\ncredit grew 13.7% over the first three months of this year. \u201cWell, we\nsee that up to BRI\u2019s performance in March 2026, it is still on the track\nin line with the business plan we made previously,\u201d Viviana said during\nthe virtual press conference on BRI\u2019s First Quarter 2026 Performance\nPresentation on Thursday (30\/4\/2026). Furthermore, she highlighted the\nfundamental aspects of the domestic economy, which she said remain\nstable. Vivi stated that public consumption and SME activities are still\nconsistently serving as the main pillars for domestic economic growth.\n\u201cTherefore, if we look at the current conditions, including the guidance\nwe provide, we do not yet feel the need to revise the bank business\nplan,\u201d she explained. Nevertheless, Vivi acknowledged that BRI remains\nalert in monitoring the current situation and adopting an adaptive\nstance towards external dynamics. \u201cBut indeed, we will remain alert,\ncontinue to monitor the situation so that we can be more adaptive to\ndevelopments in external conditions in particular. And we will make\nadjustments if later we deem it necessary,\u201d she concluded. On the same\noccasion, BRI\u2019s Risk Management Director, Ety Yuniarti, explained that\nthe company routinely conducts stress tests, regardless of whether there\nare global dynamics or not. In the current conditions, Ety outlined the\nparameters used, including those related to oil prices. However, BRI\nuses parameters such as gross domestic product (GDP) growth, inflation,\nBank Indonesia\u2019s (BI) benchmark interest rate, the US dollar exchange\nrate, the US dollar, and the yield on US treasury bonds. Based on these\nparameters, BRI has various forward-looking assumptions, and so far, it\nexpects conditions in the second semester to improve further. Especially\nwith forward oil prices expected to improve in the third quarter of\n2026, so oil prices will not exceed US$100. \u201cBut if it does, we have\nalready made pessimistic assumptions on the stress test side, and insya\nAllah from the capital and liquidity position side, it is still\nrelatively adequate. So to absorb potential pressures that may occur if\nthe oil price reaches US$100,\u201d Ety clarified.<\/p>",
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