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The Indonesian economy in 2017 may grow 5.2 percent or above the target of 5.1 percent by strengthening domestic ...

The World Bank has predicted a 5.2 percent growth for Indonesian economy in 2017 driven mainly by stronger household ...

Bank Indonesia (BI) has predicted that the first-quarter national economic growth will stay within the lower limit of ...

In the Indonesia Economic Quarterly report released here on Wednesday, the World Bank has forecast that Indonesias ...

PT Bahana Securities predicted that the Jakarta composite index (IHSG) will hit a new record high crossing the 6,000 ...

Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati said consistency in economic policy implementation was one factor sustaining ...

Coordinating Minister for Economy Darmin Nasution said he expected the countrys economy would grow close to 5.1 ...

Finance Minister Sri Mulyani said she hopes the countrys economic growth would be higher in the last quarter of this ...

The tax amnesty program launched in July 2016 is a big step by the government toward reform in the countrys taxation ...

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has predicted Indonesias 2016 economic growth will reach 5 percent, down from its ...

Bank Indonesia has forecast that the economy will grow at 5.1 percent this year, Bank Indonesia Deputy Governor Perry ...

Commission I on Defense Affairs of the House of Representatives (DPR) hopes that the government will not cut the ...

The Indonesian government keeps trying to increase budget allocations for productive spending such as capital ...

Finance Minister Bambang Brodjonegoro said budget deficit widened almost tripling year-on-year in the first half of ...

Indonesia and the European Union (EU), have agreed to officially launch Indonesia-European Union Comprehensive ...