Jakarta: The latest Supply and Demand Financing Survey pointed to growing corporate demand for financing in the next three months, primarily to support operating activities, Bank Indonesia (BI) has said.
This was confirmed by an increase in the weighted net balance (WNB) of demand for financing in the next three months to 27.1%, primarily driven by Mining and Quarrying; Agriculture, Fishing and Forestry; Information and Communications as well as Real Estate.
Survey respondents acknowledged that corporate demand for financing would partially be met through internal funds (retained earnings), with the remainder through bank loans.
"The latest survey also revealed restrained household demand for financing in the next three and six months," said BI Communication Department Head Erwin Haryono in a press release on Friday.
Nevertheless, commercial banks will remain the primary source of household financing moving forward, primarily in the form of multipurpose loans, household loans and automotive loans.
On the supply side, new loan disbursements from the industry banking are set to increase in the first quarter of 2020, as reflected by a WNB of 67.4%.
Quarterly growth is expected to accelerate across all bank categories and all loan types.
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