Indonesia
Bank Indonesia to focus on financial system stability
Will the tight policy bias remain?
Indonesia's CPI inflation break forecasts as it hit 7.2%
It's the highest in a year.
Indonesia’s tight monetary policy bias to persist
The government has raised fuel prices by 7.5% over the weekend.
Indonesia in need of stronger investment
Non-oil export growth was the worst in 3 years.
Indonesia GDP numbers more exciting after rebasing exercise
Market prices were up 2.2% YoY.
Indonesia hungry for foreign direct investment to meet GDP growth target
Particularly in the manufacturing sector.
Fiscal spending crucial for Indonesia’s 2015 GDP growth
Investment growth has been sluggish.
Foreign investors keep IDgov bonds afloat in 2014
11.8bn of fund inflows was recorded last year.
Weakening rupiah to keep investment growth sluggish in 2015
It lost almost 2% against the dollar on Monday.
Indonesia to shift towards floating subsidized fuel price
To increase transparency of the subsidy program.
Indonesia braces itself for a 45% subsidized fuel price hike
And it could happen on November.
More certainty on prospect of Indonesia's incoming government policies is needed
Political developments will be critical.
Indonesia taking modest steps for the road to fiscal discipline: Moody's
Small steps, but they've a big impact.
Indonesia facing different economic pressures compared to ASEAN-5 peers
In line with falling commodity prices.
Clamor for Bank Indonesia to be more active in stimulating GDP intensifies
But the bank's efforts are are apparently underappreciated.
Soft commodity prices partly driving Indonesia to lower growth channel
Macro-rebalancing is not yet over.
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