Indonesia
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Concerns over an MSCI downgrade are putting Indonesia's financial markets under triple selling pressure, with the rupiah nearing historical lows and interest rates breaking above 7.5%.
Concerns over an MSCI downgrade are putting Indonesia's financial markets under triple selling pressure, with the rupiah nearing historical lows and interest rates breaking above 7.5%.
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Indonesia announced in late October it would reduce natural gas exports to Singapore, an unexpected move that unsettled relations with the city-state.
Indonesia announced in late October it would reduce natural gas exports to Singapore, an unexpected move that unsettled relations with the city-state.
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Indonesia begins cutting pipeline gas exports to Singapore
Indonesia has begun to reduce pipeline natural gas exports to Singapore, aiming to bolster domestic supply and strengthen energy security in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
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Investors Press MSCI to Justify Potential Double Downgrade Warning for Indonesia
As MSCI Inc. officials joined a call on Tuesday afternoon Jakarta time, many of the more than 100 participants were investors still reeling from the index provider’s sudden warning of a potential doub
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Indonesia Unveils $117 Million in Fines After MSCI Warning
Indonesia announced approximately $117 million in fines related to manipulative market practices involving three companies. This action follows global index provider MSCI Inc.'s statement that it was
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Indonesia Pays $40 Million Bond Claim After State Builder Defaults, Marking First Payout Under Pandemic Guarantee
Indonesia Pays $40 Million Bond Claim After State Builder Defaults, Marking First Payout Under Pandemic Guarantee
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China's overseas coal plant ban stumbles in Indonesia, CREA reports; two-thirds of planned projects scrapped
According to a report by CREA, China has scrapped two-thirds of its planned overseas coal projects since President Xi Jinping pledged five years ago to stop building plants abroad, while stepping up t
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Rupiah's Advance at Risk as Fiscal, Rate Pressures Linger
The rupiah may struggle to extend its recent rally, as lingering concerns over spending and trade temper optimism over Indonesia’s efforts to bolster policy credibility.
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Analysts Say Indonesia's New Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara's Appointment Signals Fiscal Prudence
Analysts believe the appointment of Suahasil Nazara as Indonesia’s new finance minister signals the government’s recognition of its fiscal challenges.
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Indonesian President Prabowo fires Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa, replaces him with deputy Suahasil Nazara
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto on Monday fired Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa in a shock move and replaced him with his deputy, Suahasil Nazara. Nazara has served as vice finance ministe
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Singapore Ruling on Bankrupt Indonesian Firm May Open Recovery Path for Others
A Singapore court’s landmark decision allowing administrators of bankrupt Indonesian textile maker PT Sri Rejeki Isman to pursue assets in the city-state may open a new route to recoveries for investo
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Indonesia and the US-led "Super Garuda Shield" military exercise opens with 15 participating countries.
The 12-day exercise, which kicked off in Bandung, Indonesia, on Monday, aims to strengthen regional security cooperation. The drills come as Indonesia seeks to balance defense cooperation with China a
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Jakarta Futures Exchange Deputy Chief Says Indonesia's Planned Commodities Bourse by Jan. 1 is Achievable Using Existing Platforms, Eyes Role in Project
Jakarta Futures Exchange Deputy Chief Says Indonesia's Planned Commodities Bourse by Jan. 1 is Achievable Using Existing Platforms, Eyes Role in Project
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Indonesian President Prabowo Plans Commodity Exchange to Control Prices
Indonesian President Prabowo Plans Commodity Exchange to Control Prices
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Indonesia's President Prabowo Subianto's commodity export control plan faces conflicting visions
More than two months after President Prabowo Subianto unveiled plans to take control of Indonesia’s top commodity exports, the agency charged with carrying out the proposal is caught between competing
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Indonesia's IPO Market Stalls Amid Quality Reforms and Policy Uncertainty
Indonesia's initial public offering (IPO) market has become one of the weakest among Southeast Asia's major economies, despite a regional rebound. The slowdown is attributed to market overhauls aimed
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Concerns over an MSCI downgrade are putting Indonesia's financial markets under triple selling pressure, with the rupiah nearing historical lows and interest rates breaking above 7.5%.
Concerns over an MSCI downgrade are putting Indonesia's financial markets under triple selling pressure, with the rupiah nearing historical lows and interest rates breaking above 7.5%.
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Indonesia announced in late October it would reduce natural gas exports to Singapore, an unexpected move that unsettled relations with the city-state.
Indonesia announced in late October it would reduce natural gas exports to Singapore, an unexpected move that unsettled relations with the city-state.
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Indonesia begins cutting pipeline gas exports to Singapore
Indonesia has begun to reduce pipeline natural gas exports to Singapore, aiming to bolster domestic supply and strengthen energy security in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
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Investors Press MSCI to Justify Potential Double Downgrade Warning for Indonesia
As MSCI Inc. officials joined a call on Tuesday afternoon Jakarta time, many of the more than 100 participants were investors still reeling from the index provider’s sudden warning of a potential doub
-
Indonesia Unveils $117 Million in Fines After MSCI Warning
Indonesia announced approximately $117 million in fines related to manipulative market practices involving three companies. This action follows global index provider MSCI Inc.'s statement that it was
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Indonesia Pays $40 Million Bond Claim After State Builder Defaults, Marking First Payout Under Pandemic Guarantee
Indonesia Pays $40 Million Bond Claim After State Builder Defaults, Marking First Payout Under Pandemic Guarantee
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China's overseas coal plant ban stumbles in Indonesia, CREA reports; two-thirds of planned projects scrapped
According to a report by CREA, China has scrapped two-thirds of its planned overseas coal projects since President Xi Jinping pledged five years ago to stop building plants abroad, while stepping up t
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Rupiah's Advance at Risk as Fiscal, Rate Pressures Linger
The rupiah may struggle to extend its recent rally, as lingering concerns over spending and trade temper optimism over Indonesia’s efforts to bolster policy credibility.
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Analysts Say Indonesia's New Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara's Appointment Signals Fiscal Prudence
Analysts believe the appointment of Suahasil Nazara as Indonesia’s new finance minister signals the government’s recognition of its fiscal challenges.
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Indonesian President Prabowo fires Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa, replaces him with deputy Suahasil Nazara
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto on Monday fired Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa in a shock move and replaced him with his deputy, Suahasil Nazara. Nazara has served as vice finance ministe
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Singapore Ruling on Bankrupt Indonesian Firm May Open Recovery Path for Others
A Singapore court’s landmark decision allowing administrators of bankrupt Indonesian textile maker PT Sri Rejeki Isman to pursue assets in the city-state may open a new route to recoveries for investo
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Indonesia and the US-led "Super Garuda Shield" military exercise opens with 15 participating countries.
The 12-day exercise, which kicked off in Bandung, Indonesia, on Monday, aims to strengthen regional security cooperation. The drills come as Indonesia seeks to balance defense cooperation with China a
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Jakarta Futures Exchange Deputy Chief Says Indonesia's Planned Commodities Bourse by Jan. 1 is Achievable Using Existing Platforms, Eyes Role in Project
Jakarta Futures Exchange Deputy Chief Says Indonesia's Planned Commodities Bourse by Jan. 1 is Achievable Using Existing Platforms, Eyes Role in Project
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Indonesian President Prabowo Plans Commodity Exchange to Control Prices
Indonesian President Prabowo Plans Commodity Exchange to Control Prices
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Indonesia's President Prabowo Subianto's commodity export control plan faces conflicting visions
More than two months after President Prabowo Subianto unveiled plans to take control of Indonesia’s top commodity exports, the agency charged with carrying out the proposal is caught between competing
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Indonesia's IPO Market Stalls Amid Quality Reforms and Policy Uncertainty
Indonesia's initial public offering (IPO) market has become one of the weakest among Southeast Asia's major economies, despite a regional rebound. The slowdown is attributed to market overhauls aimed
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