Category: Indonesia
Coffee Shipments From Indonesia Seen Plunging to Two-Year Low
Coffee bean shipments from Indonesia, the third-largest robusta grower, are set to slump to the lowest level in two years as domestic processors boost purchases and the [...]
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Indonesia coal output rises despite lower prices
Indonesia’s top coal miners are ramping up output despite soft global prices for the fuel and shrinking profit margins as they attempt to recover costs and garner cash [...]
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Indonesia hoping to finish Papua tunnel collapse investigation soon
The head of the government-led investigation into the tunnel collapse that killed 28 workers at the Freeport McMoRan mine in Indonesia’s Papua province says it should [...]
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Indonesia cops nab S’porean in drug bust
Indonesian police on Thursday seized 162,500 Ecstasy pills from a house in west Jakarta and arrested a Singaporean and two Malaysians. The Singaporean nabbed was Ong Beng [...]
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Indonesia’s April money supply M2 rises 14.9 pct y/y
Indonesia’s M2 money supply grew at a faster pace in April, up 14.9 percent from a year ago, Bank Indonesia data showed on Monday. In March, M2 increased 14.0 percent [...]
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Merpati Airlines plane crashes in Indonesia ; all 46 passengers safe
A China-made MA-60 plane operated by Merpati Airlines crash landed on the runway of El Tari airport in Kupang, West Timor, East Nusa Tenggara province, at 0940 Central [...]
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Indonesia’s push for low-cost, green cars has automakers salivating
Indonesia has always been a tasty market for global auto giants. It has almost 40 percent of Southeast Asia’s population, an economy that’s grown faster than 4 [...]
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Tin Miners in Indonesia Stop Output on Raid Concern, Arsani Says
Small-scale traditional tin miners in Bangka Belitung province, Indonesia’s main producing area, have stopped excavating ore since the end of May because of concern the [...]
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Indonesian President meets Greenpeace leader
Greenpeace International Executive director Kumi Naidoo met with Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on board the Greenpeace ship, the Rainbow Warrior, in Jakarta [...]
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Indonesia’s forex reserves fall to $105.2 billion in May – c.bank
Indonesia’s foreign exchange reserves fell to $105.2 billion at the end of May from $107.27 billion the previous month, in line with Bank Indonesia’s efforts to [...]
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Indonesia’s Freeport accident probe unlikely to take three months
A government-led investigation into the tunnel collapse that killed 28 people at Freeport McMoRan Copper and Gold Inc’s copper mine in Indonesia should not take three [...]
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Trio of Insiders Line Up to Fill Bank Indonesia deputy Post
Three Bank Indonesia insiders are in the running to fill a deputy governorship post at the central bank, but administrative restrictions mean the post may not be filled until [...]
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Indonesia, France seek to expand cooperation in energy, transport
Indonesia and France are seeking the possibility to expand their cooperation in renewable energy and transport sectors, according to government sources. French minister for [...]
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Rising Religious Intolerance in Indonesia
Indonesia could become a significant Asia power and counterweight to China. It is the world’s most populous Islamic nation but sports a tolerant reputation. Indonesians [...]
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AirAsia expects Indonesia IPO in Q4, to raise $200 mn
Malaysia’s AirAsia Bhd aims to raise $200 million in an initial public offering of its Indonesian unit, which will be listed in the fourth quarter, the budget [...]
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