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Indonesia cbank: still room for further rate cuts - Reuters
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Indonesia cbank: still room for further rate cuts Reuters GROWTH VS INFLATION BI said on Thursday that Indonesia's economic growth could slow to the lower end of its 6.3-6.7 percent forecast for 2012. That view is backed up by the sharp slowing of exports in December and by data on Friday that showed domestic ... |
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Euro Woes May Hit Local Economy: BI - Jakarta Globe
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 Jakarta Globe | Euro Woes May Hit Local Economy: BI Jakarta Globe The euro zone's sovereign debt crisis and the ensuing global slowdown may hurt Indonesia's economic growth this year, Bank Indonesia governor Darmin Nasution said on Friday. Demand from the euro zone and the United States for commodities from Indonesia ... Indonesia's central bank lowers key interest rate by quarter percentage to ... Bank Indonesia: May have room for further rate cut Indonesia cuts rates to protect growth |
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Global Stocks Fall Most This Year; Euro Retreats - Bloomberg
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 Bloomberg | Global Stocks Fall Most This Year; Euro Retreats Bloomberg “The Greek economy is in real trouble,” David Kelly, who helps oversee $394 billion as chief market strategist for JPMorgan Funds in New York, said in a telephone interview. “It's deeply frustrating to watch this very narrow-minded, linear view of how ... A look at economic developments around the globe European Market Update: Markets await key rate decisions from BOE and ECB ... European Stock Futures, Euro Drop Before Greece's Debt Deadline |
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Indonesian Economy Expands 6.5% - Wall Street Journal
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 AFP | Indonesian Economy Expands 6.5% Wall Street Journal By FARIDA HUSNA And ANDREAS ISMAR JAKARTA—Indonesia's economy grew last year at its fastest pace since the 1997-1998 Asian crisis, with the country's vast domestic market helping to shield it from the global economic turmoil battering its more ... Indonesian economy grows at fastest in 15 years Indonesia's 2011 Economic Growth Strongest Since 1996 Indonesia - Market Factors to watch - Feb 7 |
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Indonesia cuts interest rate to record low 5.75% to boost economic growth - Mainichi Daily News
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Indonesia cuts interest rate to record low 5.75% to boost economic growth Mainichi Daily News JAKARTA (Kyodo) -- Indonesia's central bank cut its benchmark interest rate Thursday to a record low 5.75 percent in an effort to boost economic growth amid a worsening global economy. Priority remains, however, on curbing inflation, which is expected ... |
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Keen to Prop Up Economic Growth, Bank Indonesia Cuts Rate - Jakarta Globe
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Keen to Prop Up Economic Growth, Bank Indonesia Cuts Rate Jakarta Globe Bank Indonesia had been expected to keep its benchmark rate unchanged at 6 percent, according to a Bloomberg survey of 15 economists, even amid a bleak outlook stemming from the euro zone debt crisis and a weakening global economy. |
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First Ship demands Indonesia's Berlian Laju returns tankers - Reuters
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First Ship demands Indonesia's Berlian Laju returns tankers Reuters Berlian Laju, Indonesia's largest oil-and-gas-shipping firm, is the latest shipping firm to buckle in the face of a weak global market. It said late last month it was freezing payments on its debt of $2 billion while it talked to creditors about ... |
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