#macroeconomic

Indonesias foreign debts grew 3.2 percent year-on-year to US$034 billion in Nov. 2015 including US$137.7 billion or ...

The year 2015 has been marked with a long arduous struggle to shore up rupiah to regain some of its lost value ...

Indonesias economy grew at a slow pace in 2015 due to internal and external factors but government is confident of ...

In a move to usher in the new year on a positive note, the government has significantly lowered the prices of premium ...

The Indonesian rupiah closed stronger at Rp13,774 per dollar in the Jakarta interbank market on Monday evening, up ...

- Strategas Securities, LLC announced today its continued growth with the expansion of its capital markets ...

Finance Minister Bambang Brodjonegoro has proposed to the House of Representatives (DPR) a revision of the economic ...

Indonesia has earned the recognition of multinational institutions due to its efforts to improve financial market ...

The government must now begin preparing actions in response to its work plans based on the macroeconomic assumptions ...

President Joko Widodo said that the government, based on its macroeconomic assumptions, has set the countrys economic ...

The Indonesian central bank will stay focused on maintaining and prioritizing macroeconomic stability to deal with the ...

The basic assumptions in the draft 2016 state budget should be set realistically in line with the latest economic ...

Bank Indonesia's (BI's) Board of Governors decided on July 14, 2015, to hold the BI rate at 7.5 percent while ...

Bank Indonesia (BI) decided to maintain its reference rate at 7.5 percent on Thursday for the fourth consecutive ...

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