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Indonesia's central bank cut its key interest rate on Wednesday as the market expected, resuming its monetary easing to ...
Bank Indonesia (BI) will resume its easing cycle on Wednesday with a quarter-point interest rate cut as the rupiah's recent ...
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Bank Indonesia (BI) believes that Indonesia's economic growth of 4.87 percent is still quite high for investors. Head of the Monetary and Securities Asset Management Department of ...
JAKARTA: Indonesia's central bank held policy rates steady for a third consecutive review on Wednesday, as expected, aiming to maintain rupiah exchange rate stability amid global uncertainty over ...
Indonesia's central bank kept rates on hold even as slowing growth backs the case for a cut, opting to lend support to the rupiah as it watches to see how U.S. tariffs develop. Bank Indonesia's ...
(Bloomberg) -- The Indonesian rupiah will extend this year’s 4% decline due to fragile investor confidence, spurring further intervention by the central bank to stem volatility, according to ...
[JAKARTA] Indonesia’s central bank will act boldly to maintain rupiah stability by intervening in the spot, domestic non-deliverable forwards and bond markets, a deputy governor said on Wednesday (Apr ...
Bank Indonesia intervened in the offshore rupiah market ahead of what could be a turbulent reopening for the currency Tuesday after over a week-long holiday. The central bank has intervened in the ...
Bank Indonesia said in a statement the intervention would come in the spot and non-deliverable forward markets, as well as in secondary bond markets, adding that it had already intervened offshore ...
JAKARTA -- Indonesia's central bank on Wednesday tried to tame market concerns over the rupiah's recent depreciation to a 27-year low, saying the situation is far from a repeat of the 1998 ...
Indonesia’s central bank hit the pause button again, holding rates steady after a surprise cut last month as it monitors currency headwinds and rising external risks. Bank Indonesia kept its ...
JAKARTA : Indonesia's central bank said it will increase to 80 trillion rupiah ($4.9 billion) the amount of liquidity freed up by reducing reserve requirements for banks that lend to the property ...
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