Exchange rate to the US dollar — all countries

Exchange rate to the US dollar — Indonesia

Exchange rate to the US dollar in Indonesia in 2025 — 16,477.8652 per US$. Ranked 2 in the world out of 185. Since 1967, the indicator has risen by 10,915.8%.

2025 16,477.8652 per US$ +3.93% vs 2024
World rank 2of 185
Period maximum 16,477.8652 per US$2025
Period minimum 149.5833 per US$1967

Trend over time

1967–2025 · units per US$

Exchange rate to the US dollar — Indonesia, 1967–202505,00010,00015,00020,000196719731979198519911997200320092015202120251967: 149.5833 per US$1968: 296.2917 per US$1969: 326 per US$1970: 362.8333 per US$1971: 391.875 per US$1972: 415 per US$1973: 415 per US$1974: 415 per US$1975: 415 per US$1976: 415 per US$1977: 415 per US$1978: 442.0454 per US$1979: 623.0555 per US$1980: 626.994 per US$1981: 631.7567 per US$1982: 661.4207 per US$1983: 909.2648 per US$1984: 1,025.9448 per US$1985: 1,110.58 per US$1986: 1,282.56 per US$1987: 1,643.8483 per US$1988: 1,685.7042 per US$1989: 1,770.0592 per US$1990: 1,842.8133 per US$1991: 1,950.3175 per US$1992: 2,029.9208 per US$1993: 2,087.1039 per US$1994: 2,160.7537 per US$1995: 2,248.608 per US$1996: 2,342.2963 per US$1997: 2,909.38 per US$1998: 10,013.6225 per US$1999: 7,855.15 per US$2000: 8,421.775 per US$2001: 10,260.85 per US$2002: 9,311.1917 per US$2003: 8,577.1333 per US$2004: 8,938.85 per US$2005: 9,704.7417 per US$2006: 9,159.3167 per US$2007: 9,141 per US$2008: 9,698.9625 per US$2009: 10,389.9375 per US$2010: 9,090.4333 per US$2011: 8,770.4333 per US$2012: 9,386.6292 per US$2013: 10,461.24 per US$2014: 11,865.2113 per US$2015: 13,389.4129 per US$2016: 13,308.3268 per US$2017: 13,380.8339 per US$2018: 14,236.9388 per US$2019: 14,147.6714 per US$2020: 14,582.2035 per US$2021: 14,308.1439 per US$2022: 14,849.8539 per US$2023: 15,236.8847 per US$2024: 15,855.4483 per US$2025: 16,477.8652 per US$
Change over the period: +16,328.2818 (+10,915.84%) Average annual rate: 8.44 %
Exchange rate to the US dollar — Indonesia, by year Indonesia All countries CSV XLSX
Year per US$ Change Change, %
2025 16,477.8652 +622.4169 +3.93%
2024 15,855.4483 +618.5636 +4.06%
2023 15,236.8847 +387.0307 +2.61%
2022 14,849.8539 +541.71 +3.79%
2021 14,308.1439 −274.0596 −1.88%
2020 14,582.2035 +434.5321 +3.07%
2019 14,147.6714 −89.2674 −0.63%
2018 14,236.9388 +856.1049 +6.4%
2017 13,380.8339 +72.5071 +0.54%
2016 13,308.3268 −81.0861 −0.61%
2015 13,389.4129 +1,524.2016 +12.85%
2014 11,865.2113 +1,403.9713 +13.42%
2013 10,461.24 +1,074.6108 +11.45%
2012 9,386.6292 +616.1958 +7.03%
2011 8,770.4333 −320 −3.52%
2010 9,090.4333 −1,299.5042 −12.51%
2009 10,389.9375 +690.975 +7.12%
2008 9,698.9625 +557.9625 +6.1%
2007 9,141 −18.3167 −0.2%
2006 9,159.3167 −545.425 −5.62%
2005 9,704.7417 +765.8917 +8.57%
2004 8,938.85 +361.7167 +4.22%
2003 8,577.1333 −734.0583 −7.88%
2002 9,311.1917 −949.6583 −9.26%
2001 10,260.85 +1,839.075 +21.84%
2000 8,421.775 +566.625 +7.21%
1999 7,855.15 −2,158.4725 −21.56%
1998 10,013.6225 +7,104.2425 +244.18%
1997 2,909.38 +567.0837 +24.21%
1996 2,342.2963 +93.6883 +4.17%
1995 2,248.608 +87.8543 +4.07%
1994 2,160.7537 +73.6498 +3.53%
1993 2,087.1039 +57.183 +2.82%
1992 2,029.9208 +79.6033 +4.08%
1991 1,950.3175 +107.5042 +5.83%
1990 1,842.8133 +72.7542 +4.11%
1989 1,770.0592 +84.355 +5%
1988 1,685.7042 +41.8558 +2.55%
1987 1,643.8483 +361.2883 +28.17%
1986 1,282.56 +171.98 +15.49%
1985 1,110.58 +84.6352 +8.25%
1984 1,025.9448 +116.68 +12.83%
1983 909.2648 +247.8441 +37.47%
1982 661.4207 +29.6641 +4.7%
1981 631.7567 +4.7627 +0.76%
1980 626.994 +3.9385 +0.63%
1979 623.0555 +181.0101 +40.95%
1978 442.0454 +27.0454 +6.52%
1977 415 +0 +0%
1976 415 +0 +0%
1975 415 −0 −0%
1974 415 +0 +0%
1973 415 +0 +0%
1972 415 +23.125 +5.9%
1971 391.875 +29.0417 +8%
1970 362.8333 +36.8333 +11.3%
1969 326 +29.7083 +10.03%
1968 296.2917 +146.7083 +98.08%
1967 149.5833

South-Eastern Asia, 2025

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About the indicator

The official exchange rate of the national currency against the US dollar, annual average. It is defined as the rate set by the authorities or the one prevailing in the legally sanctioned exchange market. The quotation is direct: a rising value means the national currency is weakening. For countries with several exchange rates the predominant one is used.

Important: There are no aggregates for country groups: the quantities are expressed in different currencies, and averaging them across countries is meaningless. After monetary reforms and redenominations the series changes scale abruptly, and it is comparable only within homogeneous periods.

Source: World Economic Outlook (IMF), license IMF open data.