JAKARTA, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Indonesia's central bank deputy governor Hartadi Sarwono said on Tuesday the country's foreign exchange reserves were estimated at more than $64 billion at the end of October, up from $62.3 billion at the end of September.
'The factors which pushed up forex reserves were proceeds from oil and gas exports, and government loan withdrawals,' Sarwono told Reuters via phone mobile text.
Sarwono said the government drew down loans totalling $1.292 billion in the third quarter, but did not elaborate on the proceeds of oil and gas exports.