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Business 6 years ago

Rupiah still affected by external factors, BI says

Domestic factors affecting the rupiah were still controllable, although the country's inflation rate tended to increase during Ramadan and the Idul Fitri Holiday.

Business 6 years ago

Global slowdown still shadows Indonesia’s 2020 state budget

Global economic growth will weaken not only because of an international trade war, but because of the United Kingdom's unresolved Brexit issue and economic crises in Turkey and Argentina.

Business 7 years ago

Rupiah continues to strengthen

It was the fifth day of appreciation for the currency.

Business 7 years ago

Rupiah volatility caused by external factors: BI

Bank Indonesia has assured the public that Indonesia’s economic fundamentals are improving, as indicated by the increase in foreign exchange reserves. Therefore, the central bank believes the unstable rupiah exchange rate is triggered by external factors.

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