Bank Indonesia Deputy Governor: Room for Another Rate Cut 'Still Open'

The transcript discusses Indonesia's economic outlook, focusing on potential rate cuts by Bank Indonesia amid global economic challenges. It highlights the mixed monetary policy strategies employed to balance growth and stability, considering factors like inflation and current account deficits. The impact of global trends, such as the Fed's rate decisions, on Indonesia's economy is also examined. Strategies to manage economic risks, including interventions in FX and bond markets, are discussed to ensure stability and support growth.

How does the current economic situation in Indonesia compare to other countries according to the IMF?

What factors are influencing the potential for rate cuts by Bank Indonesia?

What role do accommodative policies play in supporting economic growth according to the discussion?

How does the current account deficit impact Indonesia's economic stability?

What are the implications of the Fed's rate cuts on Indonesia's economy?

What measures is Bank Indonesia considering to mitigate risks from capital outflows?

In what ways does the export situation affect Indonesia's economic growth?