Bank Indonesia to keep rates unchanged this year

Bank Indonesia (BI) left interest rates on hold today and is unlikely to change its stance any time soon. Falling inflation and fading external vulnerabilities suggest further rate hikes are no longer warranted. Meanwhile, rate cuts are unlikely given the lingering uncertainties in global financial markets.

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