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View all search resultsA 25-basis-point increase of its benchmark interest rates in January is adequate to contain inflation, Bank Indonesia has suggested, which economists take to mean the central bank is done with monetary tightening.
Bank Indonesia has raised its benchmark rates for the first time in five years in a "preemptive" move to anticipate rising core prices, while warning that headline inflation could exceed 5 percent by the end of the year.
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