(Bloomberg) -- Indonesia's central bank will
probably leave interest rates unchanged after 13 cuts from May
2006 because inflation is accelerating.
Bank Indonesia will keep the reference rate for bill sales
at 8.25 percent, according to 17 of 19 economists surveyed by
Bloomberg. The decision is due tomorrow. Two economists expect a
drop to 8 percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
probably leave interest rates unchanged after 13 cuts from May
2006 because inflation is accelerating.
Bank Indonesia will keep the reference rate for bill sales
at 8.25 percent, according to 17 of 19 economists surveyed by
Bloomberg. The decision is due tomorrow. Two economists expect a
drop to 8 percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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