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Indonesia's bumpy road to credibility

With inflation set to stay in double digits for much of 2006, Indonesia's central bank continues to face a precarious balancing act, according to this article published on Monday 12 December. The puzzle is how to balance monetary tightening to cool…

Interview with Brandon Davies on risk management

In an interview published on Thursday 1 December, Brandon Davies, managing director of the Global Association of Risk Professionals, speaks about the implementation of Bank Indonesia's five year training program to raise risk management standards.

Comment: Bank Indonesia wins praise

The oil price increase has caused headaches for monetary policy-makers around the world but has posed particular challenges for developing economies such as Indonesia, which operates an extensive system of oil subsidies.

BOJ's Muto on the dynamism and diversity of Asia

In the speech 'Dynamism and diversity of Asia: A central banker's view' given on 17 October Toshiro Muto of the Bank of Japan said Asian economies are stronger today even with record high oil prices compared with the 1970s when they were hit by the last…

Asia can fight speculators without its own IMF

The Indonesian authorities plan to seek $6 billion in standby funds from Japan to bolster the country's depleting foreign reserves has seen the Indonesian currency slump to a four-year low, this article published on Tuesday 6 September reports.

Why Indonesia must consider abolishing rupiah

This article published on 1 September asks what is the good of having a monetary authority when it can't protect the purchasing power of the currency it issues? The crisis of confidence surrounding Indonesia's rupiah is prompting some analysts to ask if…

Interview with Bank Indonesia's deputy governor

Bank Indonesia deputy governor Miranda Gultom said in an interview published on Wednesday 31 August that the central bank will review regulations that may be impeding desperately needed capital inflows at a time when the rupiah has hit record lows…

Rupiah sinks on oil-price rise

The Indonesian rupiah has sunk to its lowest level since January 2002, following a week of rapid depreciation. Burhanuddin Abdullah, governor of Bank Indonesia, vowed to continue to defend the rupiah.

Bank Indonesia says rupiah rate 'realistic'

Bank Indonesia governor Burhanuddin Abdullah said the 2006 draft budget assumption of the rupiah's average exchange rate next year at 9,400 to the US dollar is "realistic".

Bank Indonesia to boost rupiah

Bank Indonesia governor Burhanuddin Abdullah said on Tuesday 5 July that the central bank will lend state-owned oil company Pertamina money to fund oil imports as part of efforts to support the rupiah exchange rate.

Indonesia sets up bank supervision board

The Lower House of Indonesia's Parliament Commission XI has set up a five-member supervisory board for the central bank which will be chaired by a former banker and banking legal expert Sutan Remy Sjahdenini, Bisnis Indonesia reported.

Interview with Bank Indonesia's senior deputy

In an interview published on Thursday 16 June, Miranda Goeltom, senior deputy governor at Bank Indonesia, said tighter central bank rules on foreign exchange trading unveiled by Indonesia this week are aimed primarily at stemming inflation and the weaker…

Interview with Bank Indonesia's deputy governor

In an interview published this week, Bank Indonesia senior deputy governor Miranda Gultom said the central bank is preparing to introduce new money-market instruments to address the alarming sag in the local currency and perceived shortcomings of present…

Indonesia's cb issues new banking regulations

Bank Indonesia is to issue eight new banking regulations on Tuesday 25 January, including relaxation of the legal lending limit and a guideline on the granting of credits to disaster-affected customers, central bank's governor Burhanuddin Abdullah said.

President calls for BI supervisory board

Indonesia's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has demanded the immediate setting up of a Bank Indonesia (BI) supervisory board as required under the new central bank law, according to Finance Minister Jusuf Anwar.

BI to issue new banking regulations

Bank Indonesia will soon release two crucial regulations to accelerate banking activities, strengthen banking institutions and to boost real economic sectors, including small-to medium enterprises (SMEs), BI governor Burhanuddin Abdullah said.

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