After witnessing its currency's biggest drop since January 1999, the Indonesian government has stepped up efforts to stabilize the rupiah and calm investor jitters by raising interest rates and announcing further details of a new dollar bond issue.
After witnessing its currency's biggest drop since January 1999, the Indonesian government has stepped up efforts to stabilize the rupiah and calm investor jitters by raising interest rates and announcing further details of a new dollar bond issue.
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