Indonesian Finance Minister: 'We Are Credible'
Indonesian Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara pledged to maintain a 3% GDP budget deficit cap and ensure policy continuity. He aimed to reassure investors amid currency uncertainty and parliamentary debates.
Indonesia Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara pledged policy continuity and reaffirmed that the country will maintain its 3% GDP budget deficit cap, despite parliamentary debate over raising it. Speaking to Haslinda Amin, Nazara sought to reassure investors as amidst a backdrop of uncertainty over the currency. (Source: Bloomberg)
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