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Indonesia’s forex reserves reach 16-month high
Business 6 years ago

Indonesia’s forex reserves reach 16-month high

Indonesia's foreign exchange (forex) reserves were recorded at US$125.9 billion in July, the highest level since March last year, creating ample room for the central bank to stabilize the rupiah as market risks heighten in the light of an ongoing trade war.
Capital inflows at Rp 192.5 trillion as of July 18
Business 6 years ago

Capital inflows at Rp 192.5 trillion as of July 18

“The capital inflows will also support economic stability,” BI Governor Perry Warjiyo said.
Experts warn of hot money outflows as foreign players start to invest
Business 6 years ago

Experts warn of hot money outflows as foreign players start to invest

The Finance Ministry recorded that foreign investor ownership of sovereign debt papers (SBN) reached Rp 984.24 trillion as of June 25, compared to Rp 34.68 trillion at the end of May.
Bank Indonesia records Rp 91 trillion of capital inflows
Business 6 years ago

Bank Indonesia records Rp 91 trillion of capital inflows

Bank Indonesia has recorded nearly Rp 91 trillion (US$6.44 billion) in capital inflows this year to date.
Current account deficit still looming over rupiah, says analyst
Business 7 years ago

Current account deficit still looming over rupiah, says analyst

The rupiah may have overcome its toughest period last year, but a problem still persisted in the current account deficit, which could haunt the exchange rate if it were not managed this year, an analyst has said.
Capital inflows reach Rp 14.75t as of Thursday
Business 7 years ago

Capital inflows reach Rp 14.75t as of Thursday

Bank Indonesia (BI) has recorded that capital inflows into the country totaled Rp 14.57 trillion (US$1.03 billion) in the period from Jan. 1 to Thursday.
Indonesia welcomes foreign capital inflows as rupiah strengthens
Business 7 years ago

Indonesia welcomes foreign capital inflows as rupiah strengthens

Indonesia has welcomed the inflow of foreign capital to its sovereign bond and stock markets recently, positively influencing the rupiah exchange rate against the US dollar.
Rupiah strengthens as global pressure abates: BI
Business 7 years ago

Rupiah strengthens as global pressure abates: BI

Bank Indonesia monetary management department head Nanang Hendarsah said on Friday that the rupiah exchange rate against the US dollar had begun to rebound as the external pressure on the currency had started to subside.
Government welcomes BI’s plan to attract foreign capital
Business 7 years ago

Government welcomes BI’s plan to attract foreign capital

Coordinating Economic Minister Darmin Nasution has said the government welcomed Bank Indonesia's (BI) decision to issue Bank Indonesia certificates (SBI) with 9-month and 12-month maturity periods in an attempt to attract more capital inflow to the country.
Bank Indonesia observes capital inflows following rate hike
Business 7 years ago

Bank Indonesia observes capital inflows following rate hike

Bank Indonesia (BI) believes its latest rate hike of 50 basis points (bps) will make Indonesia's financial market more attractive for foreign investors, as indicated by recent foreign capital inflows.
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