Indonesia central bank holds rates amid market uncertainties
Indonesia's central bank kept policy rates unchanged for a second straight review on Wednesday, as expected, against a backdrop of turmoil in
Indonesia's central bank kept policy rates unchanged for a second straight review on Wednesday, as expected, against a backdrop of turmoil in
Indonesia's crude and refined palm oil exports surged 62.2% in February from a month ago to reach a four-month high, the
Indonesia's central bank kept interest rates steady on Wednesday, emphasizing its focus on stabilising the rupiah currency amid global
Indonesia's economy grew 5.03% in 2024, roughly similar to the previous year's rate and in line with expectations, but the pace was the
Indonesia's annual inflation rate cooled slightly in April as pressure from some food prices eased as the harvest season began, the
Indonesia posted a slightly bigger-than-expected trade surplus in April of $3.56 billion, as the country saw smaller-than-estimated imports,
Indonesia's President-elect Prabowo Subianto has no plans to boost the country's public debt to 50% of gross domestic product (GDP), a senior aide
Indonesia's outgoing leader Joko Widodo swore in on Thursday as a deputy finance minister Thomas Djiwandono, nephew of President-elect
Indonesia's economic growth probably slowed slightly to 5% in the second quarter and authorities are monitoring geopolitical developments
Indonesia's outgoing government submitted a 2025 budget plan to parliament on Friday targeting a narrower deficit than
Indonesia's central bank on Wednesday held interest rates steady, as expected, preferring to focus on stabilizing the rupiah before possibly
Indonesia's central bank delivered its first rate cut in more than three years on Wednesday, just hours ahead of the widely expected start of
Indonesia's President-elect Prabowo Subianto will keep to budget spending levels already approved for 2025, a senior member of his incoming
Indonesia's anti-graft agency raided the headquarters of the central bank in Jakarta on Monday in relation to a probe into alleged
Indonesia's central bank unexpectedly cut policy rates on Wednesday, resuming its monetary easing to prop up growth in Southeast Asia's
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