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Bank Indonesia in talks with US, China on currency swaps
Business 5 years ago

Bank Indonesia in talks with US, China on currency swaps

BI Governor Perry Warjiyo said on Thursday that Indonesia’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves as the central bank’s “first line of defense” were “adequate”. At US$130.4 billion in February, Indonesia’s dollar reserves are enough to cover 7.7 months of imports, well above the healthy international standard of three months.
Govt considers swapping scheme for buildings as part of capital relocation plan
Business 6 years ago

Govt considers swapping scheme for buildings as part of capital relocation plan

Public Works and Housing Minister Basuki Hadimuljono emphasized that the state budget could not cover all of the relocation budget, which was projected to reach Rp 466 trillion (US$32.36 billion).
BI, PBC extend bilateral currency swap agreement
Business 7 years ago

BI, PBC extend bilateral currency swap agreement

Bank Indonesia (BI) and the People's Bank of China (PBC) have extended their bilateral currency swap agreement (BCSA) in a move to strengthen the so-called second line defense of rupiah.
Bankers see hedging relaxation effective in boosting FX swaps
Business 7 years ago

Bankers see hedging relaxation effective in boosting FX swaps

Bankers deem the hedging relaxation policy stipulated in a recently issued Bank Indonesia regulation  as an effective way to boost foreign exchange (FX) swap transactions.
BI plans to renew swap arrangement with Japan
Business 7 years ago

BI plans to renew swap arrangement with Japan

Bank Indonesia (BI) is planning to renew a bilateral swap arrangement (BSA) with Japan’s Finance Ministry in a move that could further bolster the country’s second line of defense for the rupiah.
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