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Indonesia's economic recovery goals pushed back to 2022
Business 4 years ago

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Indonesia's economic recovery goals pushed back to 2022

The macroeconomic assumptions in the 2022 state budget reflect an expectation that the economy will rebound to pre-pandemic levels next year.
Indonesian economy 2021: Maintaining stability toward recovery
Opinion 5 years ago

Indonesian economy 2021: Maintaining stability toward recovery

The central bank forecasts improved stability toward recovery in the year ahead through close coordination between its monetary policy and the government’s fiscal policies.
Economic stability maintained and recovery process underway (part 1)
Opinion 5 years ago

Economic stability maintained and recovery process underway (part 1)

With the stabilization steps taken by BI and intensive communication to investors and domestic and foreign market players, the rupiah exchange rate has strengthened significantly.
BI buys $15.7b in govt bonds to support economy
Business 5 years ago

BI buys $15.7b in govt bonds to support economy

Of the total figure, the central bank has bought Rp 51.17 trillion worth of sovereign debt papers (SBNs) through auctions, as well as another Rp 183.48 trillion through private placement as of Sept. 15.
Indonesia’s debt jumps as government ramps up virus spending
Business 5 years ago

Indonesia’s debt jumps as government ramps up virus spending

The country’s debt-to-gross domestic product (GDP) ratio rose to 34.53 percent as of August, a jump from 29.8 percent recorded in the same month last year, Deputy Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara said on Monday.
No global bonds in sight as Indonesia focuses on local debt market
Business 5 years ago

No global bonds in sight as Indonesia focuses on local debt market

The government is not likely to issue another global bond this year as it aims to focus on strengthening the local debt market while relying on domestic investors amid the pandemic.
Government to offer $62.3b in bonds in H2 to finance coronavirus fight
Business 5 years ago

Government to offer $62.3b in bonds in H2 to finance coronavirus fight

The government had raised Rp 630.5 trillion worth of SBN as of June this year.
Government to offer bonds worth $57.1b until year-end
Business 5 years ago

Government to offer bonds worth $57.1b until year-end

The government will raise the funds through a regular auction in the domestic market, retail bond issuance, private placement and a foreign exchange bond issuance.
Indonesian foreign debt up 7.5 percent in January on high government borrowing
Business 6 years ago

Indonesian foreign debt up 7.5 percent in January on high government borrowing

According to data released by Bank Indonesia on Monday, the country’s foreign debt stood at $410.8 billion in January.
Bank Indonesia announces 5 measures to support rupiah amid market rout
Business 6 years ago

Bank Indonesia announces 5 measures to support rupiah amid market rout

Bank Indonesia (BI) announced Monday five measures to stabilize the rupiah as foreign investors sold off Indonesian financial assets from stocks to bonds and after Indonesia officially reported its first coronavirus cases.
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