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BI takes sharia economy festival online as pandemic accelerates digitalization
Business 5 years ago

BI takes sharia economy festival online as pandemic accelerates digitalization

BI Governor Perry Warjiyo said ISEF was intended to support the development of “the halal value chain”, including in the food and beverage, cosmetics and tourism industries. 
Government open to possibility of BI buying zero-coupon bonds to aid state budget
Business 5 years ago

Government open to possibility of BI buying zero-coupon bonds to aid state budget

Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati said the central bank might bear 100 percent of the coupon rate burden for bonds issued to finance programs that were considered in the public interest.
Bank Indonesia allocates $8.25 billion to buy government bonds
Business 5 years ago

Bank Indonesia allocates $8.25 billion to buy government bonds

The government will offer Rp 856.8 trillion worth of bonds from the second quarter through to the end of the year to finance the widening budget deficit. 
‘No need for unusual policies’: BI refuses to print money to support economy
Business 5 years ago

‘No need for unusual policies’: BI refuses to print money to support economy

BI Governor Perry Warjiyo said the suggestion to print money was not a prudent monetary policy.
Rupiah strengthens to below Rp 15,000 per US dollar for first time since mid-March
Business 5 years ago

Rupiah strengthens to below Rp 15,000 per US dollar for first time since mid-March

The rupiah stood at Rp 14,881, appreciating 2.7 percent against the greenback at 4:46 p.m. Jakarta time.
Bank Indonesia buys $108m of government bonds at auction, first time since rule change
Business 5 years ago

Bank Indonesia buys $108m of government bonds at auction, first time since rule change

“BI acts as the last resort when the market is unable to absorb all of the offers,” BI Governor Perry Warjiyo said.
Bank Indonesia says S&P outlook cut not a reflection of fundamentals
Business 5 years ago

Bank Indonesia says S&P outlook cut not a reflection of fundamentals

The comments from the Bank Indonesia chief come after S&P cut its outlook for the nation to negative from stable, while affirming its long-term foreign currency debt rating at BBB, the second-lowest investment grade score.
Current account deficit to narrow in Q1 as pandemic disrupts trade, tourism: BI
Business 5 years ago

Current account deficit to narrow in Q1 as pandemic disrupts trade, tourism: BI

Bank Indonesia expects the current account deficit to reach 1.5 percent in the first quarter this year, lower than an earlier projection of 2.5 to 3 percent
Bank Indonesia expects forex reserves to increase to $125b
Business 5 years ago

Bank Indonesia expects forex reserves to increase to $125b

The rupiah was trading at Rp 15,880 to the dollar at 3:16 p.m. Jakarta time, up 2.28 percent from the previous close.
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.
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