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Business 5 years ago

Investors flock to South Korea as wins in coronavirus battle earn reward

South Korea's stock market has bounced back harder amid the coronavirus pandemic than any other major bourse in the world, and bond inflows lead Asia, as investors bet Seoul's handling of the crisis will see it through sooner and stronger than others.

Business 5 years ago

A bond market of haves and have-nots for emerging nations

It could be a while before the weaker developing nations can access the market again.

Business 5 years ago

BI expects rebound in foreign capital flows later this year

The central bank is seeing signs that foreign investors will start to buy Indonesian assets in the fourth quarter as many predictions show that COVID-19 will subside by year-end, BI Governor Perry Warjiyo said.

Business 5 years ago

BI to dominate ownership of 'pandemic bonds' as debt burden grows

The government will issue nearly Rp 450 trillion (US$27.21 billion) worth of so-called pandemic bonds.

Business 5 years ago

Indonesia sells Asia's first 50-year dollar bond to fight pandemic

Indonesia has raised US$4.3 billion, the nation's largest-ever bond.

Business 5 years ago

BI sees signs of slowing capital outflow as stimulus packages calm markets

“The government absorbed Rp 22.2 trillion from the Rp 15 trillion indicative target from the auction because it received total bids of Rp 35.5 trillion,” Perry said during a video conference with the media.

Business 5 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.

Business 5 years ago

BI cuts reserve ratio, frees up $3.2b liquidity in local banks amid market sell-off

Starting March 16, the requirement for banks to store their dollar funds at BI, called the US$ reserve requirement ratio (RRR), would be lowered to 4 percent from 8 percent at present.

Business 5 years ago

Asian stock markets reverse losses on global policy stimulus hopes

MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan advanced 0.4 percent, turning around from a loss of about 0.3 percent earlier in the day.

Business 5 years ago

Asian markets extend falls as coronavirus spreads

Japan's Nikkei opened 1.3 percent lower at a six month trough. Australia's S&P ASX/200 fell 3 percent and New Zealand's NZ50slid 3 percent into correction territory.

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bond-market

Investors flock to South Korea as wins in coronavirus battle earn reward

A bond market of haves and have-nots for emerging nations

BI expects rebound in foreign capital flows later this year

BI to dominate ownership of 'pandemic bonds' as debt burden grows

Indonesia sells Asia's first 50-year dollar bond to fight pandemic

BI sees signs of slowing capital outflow as stimulus packages calm markets

Bank Indonesia announces 5 measures to support rupiah amid market rout

BI cuts reserve ratio, frees up $3.2b liquidity in local banks amid market sell-off

Asian stock markets reverse losses on global policy stimulus hopes

Asian markets extend falls as coronavirus spreads

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