Indonesia morning news for May 19
Indonesia Has Space to Cut Rates as Rupiah Gains: Decision Guide Indonesia’s central bank is expected to cut its benchmark interest rate for the third time this year as recent gains in the currency allow […]
Indonesia morning news for May 18
Indonesia’s foreign debt reached US$389.3 billion in Q1 2020 Indonesia’s external debt at the first quarter (Q1) end of 2020 was recorded at US$389.3 billion, a 0.5-percent growth year-on-year (yoy), representing a slowdown in annual […]
Indonesia morning news for May 15
Air Carriers Ignores Physical Distancing, Face Investigation The Ministry of Transportation will be launching an investigation on airline operators that offered its services at the Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in the early morning of May 14, […]
Indonesia morning news for May 14
With limited access to birth control, Indonesia set to see a COVID-19 baby boom Stay home and make babies? As condoms and other forms of birth control are unavailable to a growing number of Indonesians […]
Indonesia morning news for May 13
Indonesia’s COVID-19 Deaths Top 1,000 as Those Under 45 Urged to Resume Work Indonesia’s death toll from the novel coronavirus passed the 1,000 mark on Tuesday, even as authorities signalled they were poised to ease […]
Indonesia morning news for May 12
Most Businesses in Indonesia Can Only Survive Until June Under Coronavirus Restrictions Most businesses in Indonesia only have enough cash to continue operating until the end of next month with little to no sales under […]
Indonesia morning news for May 11
Fitch sees deeper recession, cuts Indonesia’s GDP forecast Fitch Solutions has forecast Indonesia’s GDP to contract by 1.3 percent this year, compared with 2.8 percent economic growth in its previous projection, as the country is […]
Indonesia morning news for May 8
Indonesia Summons China’s Ambassador Over Burials at Sea on Fishing Fleet Indonesia has summoned China’s ambassador to clarify the deaths of four Indonesian crew from two Chinese-flagged vessels, Indonesia’s foreign ministry said on Thursday, after […]
Indonesia morning news for May 7
Indonesia to resume transport operations even as it maintains ban on Hari Raya exodus Trains, buses, planes and ships in Indonesia will resume operations from Thursday (May 7), weeks earlier than planned, even as the […]
Indonesia morning news for May 6
Indonesia Posts Lowest Growth in Almost Two Decades Indonesia posted its slowest growth in more than two decades as the coronavirus crisis made its effects felt in export, investment and consumption in Southeast Asia’s largest […]
Indonesia morning news for May 5
Indonesia Tourist Arrivals Sink to Lowest Since 2009 Indonesia reported the fewest foreign tourist arrivals since February 2009 as the coronavirus pandemic led to country lockdowns and a slump in travel demand. — Bloomberg Indonesia […]
Indonesia morning news for May 4
Indonesia’s Tokopedia probes alleged data leak of 91 mln users Tokopedia, Indonesia’s largest e-commerce platform, said it was investigating an attempted hack and claims that the details of millions of its users had been leaked […]