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Markets 7 months ago
Japan should respond 'decisively' to bond sell-off, opposition head says
Japan should act decisively against excessive market moves, Yuichiro Tamaki, head of an influential opposition party, told Reuters on Wednesday, after a brutal sell-off of Japanese government bonds sent a chill through global financial markets.
Asia & Pacific 9 months ago
Japan set to issue 11t yen extra bonds despite record tax revenue
The Japanese government will issue around 11 trillion yen (US$70 billion) in additional bonds to help fund an economic package, even as its tax revenue for this fiscal year is expected to rise to a record high.
Tech 10 months ago
Meta, Oracle turn to massive debt to finance AI race
On a day when Facebook-parent Meta's share price plunged on the heels of disappointing quarterly earnings, demand for its bonds was reportedly four times greater than supply in a market keen to hold the social networking titan's debt.
Regulations 11 months ago
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Danantara raises Rp 50 trillion through patriot bonds, eyes project tenders this month
Danantara has raised Rp 50 trillion through its first so-called patriot bond, with part of the proceeds earmarked for renewable energy and waste-to-energy projects. The company expects to launch initial tenders by the end of October.
Markets 11 months ago
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In stressed global bond market, RI investors look inward for cues
Growing concern about debt levels in developed economies could see some bond investors look to emerging market issuances as an alternative, but in Indonesia, they will want answers about the new finance minister and the burden-sharing scheme with Bank Indonesia (BI).
Regulations 1 year ago
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BI continues burden-sharing scheme, buys $12b worth of govt bonds
The central bank has announced a continuation of its burden-sharing scheme with the government and has purchased trillions of rupiah worth of government bonds this year, but an economist questions the legal basis for continuing a policy initially intended as a crisis response.
Economy 1 year ago
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Danantara to raise Rp 50 trillion through low-coupon ‘patriot bonds’
Danantara Indonesia plans to raise Rp 50 trillion through so-called patriot bonds to fund waste-to-energy facilities and strategic projects in what the government bills as a move to boost public-private collaboration for long-term national development.
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