Indonesia is suffering a devastating wave of coronavirus infections, driven by the Delta variant, but the government is already talking about relaxing social curbs enacted earlier this month - a move analysts say is largely led by economic considerations.
-Indonesia is suffering a devastating wave of coronavirus infections, driven by the Delta variant, but the government is already talking about relaxing social curbs enacted earlier this month - a move analysts say is largely led by economic considerations.
Indonesia is suffering a devastating wave of coronavirus infections, driven by the Delta variant, but the government is already talking about relaxing social curbs enacted earlier this month - a move analysts say is largely led by economic considerations.
Indonesia's central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged to safeguard the stability of the rupiah. Bank Indonesia maintained its seven-day reverse repo rate unchanged at 3.50% on Thursday. Eight economists polled by the Wall Street Journal expected the central bank to maintain its benchmark rate.
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