Bank Indonesia opens door to further easing

Malaysia and Indonesia both left their main policy rates on hold at scheduled meetings today.But while Malaysia’s central bank (BNM) gave little sign that it was about to shift monetary policy settings anytime soon, Bank Indoensia (BI) appeared to open the door to rate cuts later in the year.

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