USD to IDR Forecast 2026: Institutional Consensus

The unweighted median of five comparable public forecasts is Rp17,000 per US dollar for year-end 2026. Contributor points range from Rp16,800 to Rp17,800.

Sources reviewed: July 19, 2026

2026 consensus at a glance

Median forecast
Rp17,000
Contributor range
Rp16,800Rp17,800
Included institutions
5

How this compares with the reference rate at review

Bank Indonesia's JISDOR reference was Rp17,944 per US dollar on July 17, 2026. The Rp17,000 median forecast is 5.3% below that reference, which implies a stronger rupiah by year-end if the median is reached. Bank Indonesia JISDOR

Forecasts included in the calculation

Each row links to the original public report. Forecast dates remain visible because publication age materially affects how the numbers should be read.

InstitutionPublishedTargetUSD/IDR forecastTreatment
UOB Global Economics & Markets ResearchJune 19, 20264Q 2026Rp17,800Quarter-end point forecast from the UOB House View 3Q 2026 forecast table.
OCBC Group ResearchMay 6, 2026December 2026Rp17,000Forecast updated 4 May 2026 and published in OCBC FX Focus on 6 May.
NH Korindo Sekuritas IndonesiaApril 14, 2026Year-end 2026Rp17,250–17,350Published as a target range. Its midpoint, 17,300, enters the median calculation.
BCA Economic & Industry ResearchMarch 10, 2026Year-end 2026Rp16,842BCA describes this as its estimate of the rupiah's fundamental year-end value.
ING ThinkNovember 10, 20254Q 2026Rp16,800The oldest included forecast. It remains visible so readers can judge its age.

Methodology

  1. A forecast qualifies when the institution publishes a numeric USD/IDR point or range for year-end or the fourth quarter of 2026 and the original report is publicly accessible.
  2. The consensus is an unweighted median. Every institution contributes once, regardless of size or forecast date.
  3. When an institution publishes a range, its midpoint enters the median calculation while the original range remains visible in the table.
  4. Annual-average assumptions, short-term technical levels, government budget assumptions, and figures reported only through an unverifiable secondary quotation are excluded.
  5. The page is updated when a qualifying institution revises its forecast. Older forecasts are retained only while they remain the institution's latest qualifying public projection.

What the spread says

The 1,000-rupiah gap between the lowest and highest contributor points is substantial. It reflects different assumptions about US rates, Bank Indonesia policy, energy prices, fiscal conditions, and capital flows.

The source dates span several months. The median is a transparent summary of published views, not a real-time probability estimate.

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