#finance minister agus martowardojo

The government is optimistic that the domestic economy will perform better in 2012 and will always be realistic in ...

Finance Minister Agus Martowardojo said the economic growth rate target of 6.7 percent for 2012 is quite realistic in ...

The financial crises in Europe and the United States have developed into debt crises in the two regions and will ...

Government capital spending in the year to early September reached 26.7 percent of Rp140.95 trillion set under the ...

Indonesia`s economy is not directly affected by the present global financial turmoil and already in a safe and secure ...

The government has decided to temporarily stop recruiting civil servants to streamline the bloated size of its 4.7 ...

Three ministers signed a Joint Ministerial Decree (SKB) on the moratorium of civil servant recruitment at the Vice ...

The global economy is still shaky having just begun to recover from the 2008 global recession, and yet the world is ...

The prolonged global financial crisis and the fall of Indonesia`s composite index early this week have prompted ...

Increased budget on infrastructure is expected to be absorbed effectively to remove the bottlenecks in the ...

The government has set a tax receipt target of Rp1,019.3 trillion in the 2012 Draft State Budget, or about 79 percent ...

The Indonesian government has again considered to raise the prices of electricity (TDL) to reduce the energy subsidy ...

Bank Indonesia Governor Darmin Nasution expressed optimism here on Tuesday that the country`s economy would still grow ...

Finance Minister Agus Martowardojo said Indonesia`s debt remained under control and was recorded at only 26 percent of ...

Indonesia`s debts have been managed well and its economic fundamentals are solid so its economy will not be affected ...