Indonesia
Indonesian GDP growth still at 5%
Indonesian GDP growth still at 5%
Its communications business field improved the most at 10.9%.
Indonesian gov't approves 2.92% budget deficit proposal
It treads near the legal limit of 3%.
Indonesia's headline inflation rises to 4.37%
Costs stayed high despite government efforts to keep them down.
Crude oil price increase in Indonesia is likely to be constrained next year: Fitch
This is despite a three-fold rise in biodiesel demand.
Indonesia maintains policy stance at 4.75%
It also trimmed GDP forecast to 5-5.4% amidst global uncertainty.
Indonesia's infrastructure drive needs more PPPs: Fitch
Infrastructure projects are worth IDR5.5trn.
Delay in new rule raises pressure on Indonesian taxi firms: Fitch
Credit metrics of conventional taxi operators to get worse.
Profits of cement producers in Indonesia under pressure as supply glut looms
Utilisation rate down to 65% to 70% in 2016.
Indonesia's manufacturing output up in September
Another rate cut is likely amidst low inflation.
Indonesia's tax amnesty collection soars 58.9%
Successful collection may give way for another 25 bps cut.
Bank of Indonesia rolls out surprise rate cut as credit growth tumbles
The regulator is likely to ease further, analysts say.
Indonesia revises investment-negative list
In a bid to attract more foreign investment.
Indonesia’s economy projected to grow 5.2% in 2016
Thanks to investments and government spending.
More accommodating policies driving Indonesia growth stability
Lower commodity prices were also noted.
Indonesia's GDP beats estimates as government spending drives growth
Private consumption also provided a boost.
How will Indonesia deal with escalating China woes?
Exports and currency stability is at risk.
Should Indonesia be alarmed by its large budget deficit?
Deficit stood at 2.8% of the GDP in 2015.
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