Bank Indonesia (BI) reported recently that Indonesia’s external debt at the end of October 2016 grew 6.7% (yoy), slower than 7.8% (yoy) at the end of September 2016. The slowing growth was driven by a slowdown in public sector external debt and a decline in private sector external debt. Long-term external debt grew 6.4% (yoy), lower than 8.7% (yoy) in September 2016. Meanwhile, short-term external debt grew 8.6% (yoy), up compared with September 2016 growth of 1.8% (yoy). With this development, the Indonesia’s external debt position at the end of October 2016 stood at US$ 323.2 billion.
Selasa, 27 Desember 2016
Senin, 26 Desember 2016
Wijaya Karya & Pinjaman Asing, Siapa Diuntungkan?
Komitmen Pemerintah untuk mempercepat berbagai proyek infrastruktur dengan kondisi fiskal yang serba terbatas, mau tak mau membuat Pemerintah mencari opsi pendanaan dengan pihak luar. Namun pertanyaanya apakah pinjaman dari luar itu menguntungkan pihak Indonesia?
Langganan:
Postingan (Atom)
