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Indonesia's worsening current account raises currency risks

Indonesia has seen a sharp deterioration of its current account position over the past year. Large inflows of foreign direct investment mean the country should have few problems sustaining the deficit over the medium term. However, the worsening current account is likely to put downward pressure on the currency.

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