Market Pulse, edisi : TE2706 - Illegal Cigarettes’ Fake Stamps - Magz TEMPO

Surging oil prices threaten Indonesia’s currency and public finances. Expect no remedy from the President.

The era of high interest rates in advanced economies may be preparing for a return. Its consequences are potentially painful for Indonesia.

The rupiah’s recovery masks a growing reliance on hot money. Bank Indonesia is buying stability today at the cost of greater vulnerability tomorrow.

Prabowo retreated from two policies that alarmed investors. But restoring market confidence will require more than a tactical compromise.

Indonesia’s economy grew 5.29 percent in the second quarter. But for many households, the question remains: in this economy?

A governor can be replaced. Lost policy credibility is far harder to restore.

Bank Indonesia finds a new way to defend the rupiah. The official policy rate is no longer the market’s only benchmark.