Inflation in November virtually confirms that FY 2017 inflation will remain well below 3.50% range and will be close to 3.0-3.2%. Nevertheless, we see
Lower-than-expected October inflation and Q3 GDP growth might not seem be an ideal situation for BI to suspend rate cut, but such move (or
Last month’s rate cut, the second time in a row, seems to be a long overdue response to already apparent weakness in domestic demand,
After cutting interest rate last month, in line with our assessment of ideal policy rate, Bank Indonesia would best achieve its overall objective by
Last month has seen some new developments that may alter the policy direction of Bank Indonesia. Results of Q2 growth and dismal credit growth
Following slightly higher inflation and uptick in economic activities, offset by slashed US growth outlook, Bank Indonesia should be well advised to keep its
Despite the upward push on Rupiah continues even as expected Fed funds rate hike looms, we expect that Bank Indonesia to keep its policy
