Economy / Indonesia
Pause For Thought
June 2006 | Economic AnalysisBMI View: Bank Indonesia's decision to leave interest rates unchanged at its June meeting, will help to stem recent outflows of foreign currency and illustrates a firm commitment to reducing inflation. It shows that although the central bank will reduce interest rates to stimulate growth over the course of the year, this will not be done at the cost of macroeconomic
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