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Indonesia sets domestic soybean price floor to protect farmers
By Yayat Supriatna JAKARTA | Fri May 24, 2013 4:41am EDT JAKARTA May 24 (Reuters) - Indonesia will impose a floor on the price of soybeans that traders buy domestically to protect farmers, while setting prices traders charge some customers for the oilseed as it looks to curb possible food inflation. The country's deputy trade minister also said on Friday that the country's beef ...
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BTPN starts branchless banking
Publicly listed Bank Tabungan Pensiunan Nasional (BTPN) will begin its branchless banking project this month to tap the country's unbanked and underbanked citizens and increase its customer … Full News here ...
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U.S. criticized over response to Indonesia attacks on religious minorities
The U.S. expressed concern Thursday over increased attacks on religious minorities in Indonesia, but human rights groups accused Washington of downplaying the problem as it looks to forge stronger relations with ...
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Indonesia cenbank gov to seek overseas talks on bank reciprocity
JAKARTA | Fri May 24, 2013 12:10am EDT JAKARTA May 24 (Reuters) - Indonesia's new central bank governor said on Friday he will seek "good negotiations" with overseas monetary authorities on banking reciprocity. Indonesia's central bank governor Agus Martowardojo told reporters shortly after his swearing-in ceremony that he would respect the country's current ...
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Indonesia says consumer prices likely fell again mm in May
JAKARTA | Fri May 24, 2013 12:02am EDT JAKARTA May 24 (Reuters) - Indonesian inflation is expected to be minus 0.8 percent month-on-month in May, deputy central bank governor Perry Warjiyo said on Friday. The April month-on-month figure was -0.10 percent. April year-on-year inflation was 5.57 percent, just above the central bank's target for the year. (Reporting by Adriana Nina ...
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Highway bridge collapses in US people in water
/enpproperty--> MOUNT VERNON, Washington -The Washington State Patrol says a highway bridge over a river has collapsed, dumping vehicles and people into the water. Trooper Mark Francis says the four-lane bridge collapsed about halfway between Seattle and Vancouver, British Columbia. Francis says he has no idea how many people are in the water or whether there are any injuries or deaths. He ...
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Long way to go before Indonesia sees rail revival
rail , with trains replacing many of the trucks carrying freight across populous Java. Rail is making a global comeback but in Indonesia the logic behind its rejuvenation is undeniable for one simple reason: For decades on the drawing board, the 615km trans-Java highway has stalled, stymied by land acquisition issues that defy a solution. That means a three- to five-day trip for the trucks ...
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Garuda Indonesia Introduces Complimentary Chauffeur Service
Garuda Indonesia, the airline of Indonesia, is proud to introduce a complimentary limousine service for Executive Class passengers in celebration of the airline’s Brisbane relaunch in August. Executive Class passengers departing from Brisbane will experience a seamless door-to-door journey, enjoying a drop off service to Brisbane airport and a pick-up service from Brisbane airport upon ...
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China survives Indonesia scare
China's Cai Yun (back) and Fu Haifeng in action against Rian Agung Saputro and Angga Pratama (inset) of Indonesia during their men's doubles tie of their Sudirman Cup quarterfinals ...
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Indonesia and Singapore: model of inter-dependence?
Indonesia is a regional power in South East Asia, but lacks the development and economic wealth of smaller nations, such as the tiny state of Singapore. Hence, it makes sense for the two countries to cooperate closely with one another as Indonesia has natural resources Singapore needs and Singapore has the financial strength Indonesia needs.
Indonesia is the sleeping giant of South East Asia. With a population of 288 million, a land mass the size of Mexico and territorial waters that could fill half of China, it’s an immense country and a regional power within the geopolitical organization known as ASEAN (the Association of South East Asian Nations). Indonesia takes up almost half the area occupied by the ASEAN countries and accounts for one third of its GDP. Read more
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