Indonesian economic on Q2 has been disappointing, perhaps this is what the government is focusing on, to pace the growth on slower rate due to a deficit on the current account balance by USD 300mio. The Indonesian government is tightening its monetary policy in order to keep the current account positive by targeting the current account to 2.5% from GDP, but otherwise it is showing a deficit of 3.5% from GDP with main driver of the deficit by oil and gas sector. GDP was short by 0.32% from analyst forecast, and it is mainly due to a negative result on Balance trade account due to a weak export during the second quarter of the year. After a shortfall on GDP during the second quarter, Indonesia is having difficulties on distributing the amount of petrol nationally. The subsidize petrol have been wasted for approximately 48% while there’s still four months in the year 2014, and many debate have risen whether it is ok to distribute the petrol normally, with consequence of wasted ...
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