Bank Indonesia likely to cut rates further next year

Today’s decision by Bank Indonesia to leave interest rates unchanged at 4.25% probably represents a pause in the central bank’s easing cycle, rather than a halt.  We continue to think that with inflationary pressures under control and the economy continuing to struggle, further interest rate cuts are likely, most probably early next year.

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