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Indonesian foreign debt up 7.5 percent in January on high government borrowing
Business 6 years ago

Indonesian foreign debt up 7.5 percent in January on high government borrowing

According to data released by Bank Indonesia on Monday, the country’s foreign debt stood at $410.8 billion in January.
Repayments slow growth of Indonesia's foreign debt in November
Business 6 years ago

Repayments slow growth of Indonesia's foreign debt in November

Bank Indonesia says the growth of debt is slowing because the principal is being repaid, but analyst suspect a contributing factor is that the private sector is slowing business expansion.
Is Indonesia managing foreign debt prudently?
Opinion 6 years ago

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Is Indonesia managing foreign debt prudently?

To finance the economy, Indonesia has been experiencing a shortage of funds. The classic problem is that the balance of domestic savings is never enough to meet development financing needs. So the debt is needed to plug the deficit.
Indonesia’s foreign debt rises 10 percent on high govt borrowing
Business 6 years ago

Indonesia’s foreign debt rises 10 percent on high govt borrowing

Indonesia’s external debt level was up about 10 percent year-on-year in the second quarter due to a significant increase in government net borrowing.
Foreign debt grows 7.4 percent, recorded at $386.1 billion
Business 6 years ago

Foreign debt grows 7.4 percent, recorded at $386.1 billion

The government and BI accounted for $189.3 billion of the debt, while the private sectors and state-owned companies (SOE) were responsible for $196.9 billion, the central bank announced on Monday.
Why China can't win the trade war
Opinion 7 years ago

Why China can't win the trade war

One of the biggest dilemmas of liberalism, ever since David Hume and Adam Smith, was an insight into reality; whether the world is essentially Hobbesian or Kantian.
Indonesia’s foreign debt recorded at US$383.3b in January
Business 7 years ago

Indonesia’s foreign debt recorded at US$383.3b in January

BI regards the debt level as normal, marked by a higher growth in government borrowing rather than debt growth in the private sector.
Foreign debt up but still safe: Bank Indonesia
Business 7 years ago

Foreign debt up but still safe: Bank Indonesia

Indonesia’s external debt increased in 2018 amid rising foreign capital inflows toward the end of the year.
IMF’s global call to cut debt irrelevant to Indonesia: Sri Mulyani
Business 7 years ago

IMF’s global call to cut debt irrelevant to Indonesia: Sri Mulyani

Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati has said that the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) call for governments around the world to reduce foreign debt was irrelevant to Indonesia, because the country’s debt-to-gross domestic product (GDP) ratio was low.
Foreign debt rises on account of strengthening rupiah
Business 7 years ago

Foreign debt rises on account of strengthening rupiah

The strengthening rupiah in November led to an increase in Indonesia’s external debt, Bank Indonesia data has revealed. Meanwhile, the private sector also banked on the favorable borrowing conditions to seek funding from overseas, analysts have said.
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