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Expanding bond market
Editorial 5 years ago

Expanding bond market

As bonds become a better alternative source of funds, more companies will improve their governance to gain an investment-grade rating from credit rating agencies. 
Govt bonds still worthwhile investment option despite lower yields: Analysts
Business 5 years ago

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Govt bonds still worthwhile investment option despite lower yields: Analysts

Government bond yields have fallen further over the past few days to hit the lowest point since the end of the first quarter, but analysts say the debt obligations remain an option worth considering for low-risk investors.
Deutsche Bank sees foreign investor resurgence in Indonesia’s bond market
Business 5 years ago

Deutsche Bank sees foreign investor resurgence in Indonesia’s bond market

The German investment bank has released an optimistic forecast that investors will return this year to buy up Indonesia's foreign currency bonds as the rupiah strengthens amid the vaccine rollout.
Indonesia to remain attractive for foreign funds in 2021: Experts
Business 5 years ago

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Indonesia to remain attractive for foreign funds in 2021: Experts

Although Indonesia’s 10-year government bond yield has fallen from its highest level in March, the country still offers a competitive yield of 4.4 percent, the second highest after that of South Africa.
Indonesia’s bond market remains attractive but risks loom
Business 5 years ago

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Indonesia’s bond market remains attractive but risks loom

Lower benchmark rates globally, as well as fresh liquidity from international investors, and Bank Indonesia’s (BI) quantitative easing will continue to support the bond market, analysts say. 
Govt aims to raise Rp 2t in retail green sukuk to address climate change
Business 5 years ago

Govt aims to raise Rp 2t in retail green sukuk to address climate change

The government plans to finance green projects, including renewables and waste management, by raising nearly US$137 million from the retail green sukuk it is issuing in November. 
Investing over spending: Banks, e-commerce firms cater to shifting consumer preference
Business 5 years ago

Investing over spending: Banks, e-commerce firms cater to shifting consumer preference

Bank Indonesia (BI) data shows that the country's loan growth stood at just 1.04 percent year-on-year (yoy) in August while third-party funds soared 11.64 percent annually.
Experts urge BI to have exit strategy from burden-sharing scheme as risks loom
Business 6 years ago

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Experts urge BI to have exit strategy from burden-sharing scheme as risks loom

Under the scheme, the central bank is to buy up to $28 billion in government bonds while shouldering the debt costs.
Indonesia raises $1.5b from govt bonds, some bought by central bank
Business 6 years ago

Indonesia raises $1.5b from govt bonds, some bought by central bank

Indonesia raised another Rp 22 trillion (US$1.48 billion) on Tuesday from government bonds to fund the country’s fiscal deficit and the costly fight against the unfolding pandemic, with the central bank participating in the tender.
How to prevent the looming sovereign-debt crisis
Opinion 6 years ago

How to prevent the looming sovereign-debt crisis

While the COVID-19 pandemic rages, more than 100 low- and middle-income countries will still have to pay a combined US$130 billion in debt service this year – around half of which is owed to private creditors.

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