- - World Bank's Jim Yong-kim will visit Indonesia from May 19 to 22
- - Indonesia’s 2016 state budget assumes 5.8-6.2% GDP growth
- - Pertamina to spend $860m to develop oil & gas blocks overseas
- - Asian shares slip, but Japan GDP surprise lifts Nikkei
- - Takata doubling US recall for defective air bags to 34 million vehicles
- - Indonesia aims 11.8 mln tons processed nickel output in 2015
- - Indosat offers new bonds to buy back $650 million debt
- - Indonesian govt rejects tax holiday for Krakatau Steel units
- - Indonesia’s new tin export rules to take effect in 1 August
- - Holcim Indonesia to distribute IDR 501.75 billion in dividends
- - Indonesian stocks climb 0.60%, rupiah appreciates 0.31%
- - Central bank kept key interest rate at 7.50% for 3rd straight month
- - State port operator Pelindo I gets $385m bank loans for 2 projects
- - China releases guidelines for economic reform priorities in 2015
- - Asian shares wobble on Greek woes, euro pressured
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