Bank Indonesia will hold its interest rate steady on Wednesday, according to two-thirds of economists in a Reuters poll, although they remain divided on where borrowing costs might end the year.

Of the 31 economists in a June 9-16 Reuters poll, 21 said they expected Bank Indonesia to keep its benchmark seven-day reverse repurchase rate unchanged at 5.50% at the conclusion of its two-day ...

KB Bank Indonesia, the Indonesian subsidiary of KB Kookmin Bank, said Wednesday that it has appointed Kunardy Darma Lie as its new presidential director. This leadership transition follows the ...

[JAKARTA] Indonesia’s central bank has lowered interest rates for the second time this year, betting on easing US-China trade tensions and a stable rupiah to help spur domestic economic growth. Read ...

JAKARTA: Indonesia's central bank held policy rates steady for a third consecutive review on Wednesday, as expected, aiming to maintain rupiah exchange rate stability amid global uncertainty over ...

Indonesia’s central bank kept rates on hold even as slowing growth backs the case for a cut, opting to lend support to the rupiah as it watches to see how U.S. tariffs develop. Bank Indonesia ...

Indonesia's central bank kept rates on hold even as slowing growth backs the case for a cut, opting to lend support to the rupiah as it watches to see how U.S. tariffs develop. Bank Indonesia's ...

BENGALURU (Reuters) -Bank Indonesia will hold interest rates steady on Wednesday to support the under-pressure rupiah, despite growing concerns of slowing economic growth driven by U.S.-led trade ...

JAKARTA : Indonesia's central bank will act boldly to maintain rupiah stability by intervening in the spot, domestic non-deliverable forwards, and bond markets, a deputy governor said on Wednesday ...

Bank Indonesia intervened in the offshore rupiah market ahead of what could be a turbulent reopening for the currency Tuesday after over a week-long holiday.

Bank Indonesia to 'intervene aggressively' when domestic markets reopen Markets in Indonesia have been closed since March 28 for public holidays, and trading will resume on Tuesday, April 8.

JAKARTA -- Indonesia's central bank on Wednesday tried to tame market concerns over the rupiah's recent depreciation to a 27-year low, saying the situation is far from a repeat of the 1998 ...