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Economic observers and bankers have given positive response to the election of current Finance Minister Agus ...

The Indonesian government will consistently implement its progressive crude palm oil (CPO) export taxes in an effort ...

The World Bank has predicted that the Indonesia economy will grow at 6.3 percent next year, driven by high investment ...

The government decision to ban raw rattan exports has only served to boost its sales in the form of finished goods ...

In anticipation of a full-blown financial crisis in Europe, Indonesia has continued to take various steps, including ...

Industries must brace themselves to face subsidized fuel price hikes of about 33 percent next month, despite ...

Indonesian exports grew 6.07 percent in January 2012, compared to 24.65 percent in January 2011. "Exports in ...

Indonesia`s macro economic conditions which were recently awarded the investment grade status have been viewed to be ...

US President Barack Obama and Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard reportedly assured President Susilo Bambang ...

Bank Indonesia (BI or the central bank) believes Indonesia will begin to feel the impact of the current global crisis ...

The Indonesian economy during the third quarter of 2011 is believed to have reached a growth rate of 6.6 percent, ...

Fluctuations in the rupiah`s exchange rate against the US dollar over the last two weeks will not affect Indonesia`s ...

The Indonesian government has prepared a draft stimulus package as part of efforts to anticipate the impact of global ...

The recent strengthening of the rupiah against the US dollar is considered timely for Bank Indonesia (Central Bank) to ...

Trade Minister Mari Elka Pangestu believes Indonesia`s exports will surpass US$200 billion this year despite a ...