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For Indonesia, Trumponomics will be another headwind
Academia 1 year ago

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For Indonesia, Trumponomics will be another headwind

The government and the central bank both need to take action now to set buffers in place against the potential fallout from the Trumponomics agenda, including capital outflows, rupiah depreciation and adverse pressures on manufacturing.
The Fed and BI rate cuts: Promises and risks
Academia 1 year ago

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The Fed and BI rate cuts: Promises and risks

As rupiah appreciates the price of Indonesian exports would be more expensive for foreign buyers, making Indonesian exports less competitive.
Asian bonds see foreign inflows for 6th straight month in November
Business 5 years ago

Asian bonds see foreign inflows for 6th straight month in November

Indonesian bonds had an inflow of $1.1 billion, the highest in the region, followed by Thailand which lured $941 million.
Rupiah to strengthen further as foreign investors make comeback: Bank Indonesia
Business 5 years ago

Rupiah to strengthen further as foreign investors make comeback: Bank Indonesia

The rupiah has rebounded by almost 15 percent since the end of March to reach 13,877 per US dollar on Friday.
Foreign investors flock to Indonesian capital market as lockdown policies ease
Business 5 years ago

Foreign investors flock to Indonesian capital market as lockdown policies ease

The capital inflows boosted the rupiah 8.7 percent in the past month, reaching Rp 13,877 per United States dollar on Friday afternoon.
BI expects rebound in foreign capital flows later this year
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.
Indonesia's foreign exchange reserves close to all-time high in January
Business 6 years ago

Indonesia's foreign exchange reserves close to all-time high in January

Indonesia’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves rose to near record-high levels in January at US$131.7 billion thanks to foreign inflows from global bonds issuances and the oil and gas sector.
Indonesia’s foreign exchange reserves soar to 22-month high in December
Business 6 years ago

Indonesia’s foreign exchange reserves soar to 22-month high in December

Indonesia’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves rose to US$129.2 billion in December, driven by inflows from the oil and gas sector and global bonds issuance.
Foreign investors dump Indonesian shares for bonds as global slowdown looms
Business 6 years ago

Foreign investors dump Indonesian shares for bonds as global slowdown looms

Foreign investors are still flocking to the country’s bond market despite signs of slowing global economic activities. 
More foreign money coming to Indonesia’s bond market after $8.5b inflow
Business 6 years ago

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More foreign money coming to Indonesia’s bond market after $8.5b inflow

As of Monday, foreign investors had bought a total of Rp 118.9 trillion (US$8.48 billion) of government bonds since the beginning of the year. The number was equal to about 46 percent of all government bond sales during the period.
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