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View all search resultsAn agreement between the government and Bank Indonesia (BI) to collaborate on financing the deficit will end this year, as the Finance Ministry promises not to extend the policy to 2023, following greatly improved economic and pandemic conditions that make such measures less urgent for the near future.
“Extraordinary times require extraordinary policies and measures,” Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati said on April 1 as the government scrambled to rescue the economy and handle the pandemic.
Bank Indonesia (BI) still has the option to cut its benchmark interest rate further this year to aid the recovery of the pandemic-battered economy, after keeping its rate unchanged for four consecutive months, BI Governor Perry Warjiyo has stated.
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