#second semester

The Indonesian government will issue project-based Shariah-compliant bonds (Sukuk), worth Rp1.57 trillion, to build ...

PT Freeport must comply with the regulations on progressive tax, ranging between 25 to 60 percent, on the exports of ...

Indonesia`s economy is expected to grow by less than 5.8 percent during the third quarter, owing to weak consumption ...

The largest automotive exhibition in Indonesia, Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS), is officially opened today. ...

One of the economic policies unveiled by the Indonesian government recently to contain the widening current account ...

The government is unlikely to achieve a six percent economic growth at the end of this year because the economic ...

Finance minister Chatib Basri said it was possible the country`s economic growth target set at 6.3 percent this year ...

The growth of ownership-housing scheme credit (KPR) in the second semester of this year is expected to be slower than ...

The food polices applied by the government to meet national needs are speculative as shown by the fact that supply and ...

The Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) expects 40 companies to make an initial public offering (IPO) of their shares this ...

The country`s current account deficit at the end of this year is estimated at 2.2 percent of the gross domestic ...

Amid predictions of lower economic growth by international institutions, Bank Indonesia (BI) is still convinced that ...

The Indonesian economy is expected to grow at a slower pace in the first quarter of 2013 as the global economy has not ...

The Supreme Financial Audit Agency (BPK) said the agriculture ministry has not performed well in supervising imports ...

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has promised to follow up on the irregularities found by the State Audit Board ...