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Environmental concerns, protests may discourage foreign investment: Moody’s
Business 5 years ago

Environmental concerns, protests may discourage foreign investment: Moody’s

Indonesia’s Job Creation Law may facilitate investment and help revive the economy, but relaxed environmental regulation and widespread protests by labor unions could discourage foreign investors and limit the law’s benefits, Moody’s Investor Service has said.
Virus spending, lower revenue may weaken Indonesia’s credit quality: Moody’s
Business 5 years ago

Virus spending, lower revenue may weaken Indonesia’s credit quality: Moody’s

The coronavirus-induced economic downturn has sapped tax revenue, spurred government spending and necessitated record amounts of government borrowing.
Property sector hardest hit by pandemic: Moody’s
Business 5 years ago

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Property sector hardest hit by pandemic: Moody’s

Property is expected to be the sector hardest hit by COVID-19, as the health crisis will continue to limit demand, credit rating agency Moody’s Investors Service has forecast.
‘Bill will push central bank into dark age’: Experts voice concerns over BI Laws revision
Business 5 years ago

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‘Bill will push central bank into dark age’: Experts voice concerns over BI Laws revision

The draft revision also scraps all existing articles stipulating BI’s independence in monetary policy making, which it was granted in the wake of the Asian financial crisis to help ensure the country had a prudent central bank.
Indonesia’s sukuk issuance to rise to $27b to finance COVID-19 battle: Moody’s
Business 5 years ago

Indonesia’s sukuk issuance to rise to $27b to finance COVID-19 battle: Moody’s

Moody's expects Indonesia’s sukuk issuance to increase by about 68.75 percent as the government unveiled a Rp 695.2 trillion (US$47.3 billion) stimulus package.
Luhut, Moody’s discuss Indonesia’s pandemic response amid budget concerns
Business 5 years ago

Luhut, Moody’s discuss Indonesia’s pandemic response amid budget concerns

Credit rating agency Moody’s Investors Service affirmed in February that Indonesian sovereign debts at Baa2, one notch above the lowest investment grade, had a stable outlook.
Banks face uphill battle against pandemic following slow Q1 performance
Business 5 years ago

Banks face uphill battle against pandemic following slow Q1 performance

Moody’s Investors Service wrote in a research note that the country’s banks would see their asset quality and profitability deteriorate, but their capital and liquidity would remain strong.
Moody’s, Fitch give investment grade to Hutama Karya
Business 5 years ago

Moody’s, Fitch give investment grade to Hutama Karya

Moody’s announced on its site on April 13 that it had assigned a Baa3 issuer rating to Hutama Karya, the first time the agency has done so.
COVID-19: Indonesian banks face challenging time but hopes remain
Business 5 years ago

COVID-19: Indonesian banks face challenging time but hopes remain

Moody’s downgraded Indonesia’s banking industry outlook, along with 11 other countries in the Asia Pacific region, to negative from stable over concerns of rising credit costs and declining profitability
Rating agencies downgrade Indonesian companies on debt repayment concerns amid COVID-19
Business 5 years ago

Rating agencies downgrade Indonesian companies on debt repayment concerns amid COVID-19

The rationale behind the ratings decisions varies for each company but revolves around liquidity risks, concerns over debt repayment ability, a sharp rupiah depreciation, low commodity prices and overall weak demand.
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