#macroeconomic

Indonesia's foreign debts stood at US$408.6 billion in the second quarter of 2020, comprising US$199.3 billion from ...

Macroeconomic assumptions in the 2021 draft state budget would remain optimistic but correspondingly realistic, given ...

The government, through the Fiscal Policy Agency (BKF) of the Ministry of Finance, is preparing the National Economic ...

Bank Indonesia recorded Indonesia's foreign exchange reserves to reach US$131.7 billion at the end of June 2020, an ...

World Bank Chief Economist in Indonesia, Frederico Gil Sander, said that the Indonesian economy could grow higher than ...

Indonesia`s official reserve assets at the end of November 2018 were recorded at USD117.2 billion, higher than ...

Bank Indonesia (BI) announced that the country`s foreign exchange reserves rose US$2 billion to $117.2 billion at the ...

The Indonesian government is encouraging an improvement in relations between the United States and China, especially ...

Governor of the Indonesian Central Bank (BI) Agus Martowardojo has lowered the projection of economic growth for 2017 ...

The government has expressed its commitment to increasing the quality of economic growth in an attempt to help reduce ...

An annual economic growth rate of five percent is not adequate for the country to boost its peoples welfare, Bank ...

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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 ...