INDONESIAN ECONOMIC ISSUES

2002

2001

	Monetary and Economic Conditions in 2002
	Chief Economics Minister Outlines Government Plan for Growth
	ADB to Extend Loans for Power Projects
	ASEAN Leaders Focus on Trade and Antiterrorism
	Informal Meeting of CGI Will be Held on November 1, 2002
	Indonesian Government Will Brief APEC and G-15 Members on the Developments in Bali
	Donors and the Government Agree to Proceed with the CGI Meeting Early Next Year
	IFC to Boost Its Investment in Indonesia
	Government Revokes 68 Bylaws in Energy and Mineral Sector
	Merger Banks Officially Became Bank Permata
	Indonesia and Germany Agree on Debt Rescheduling and Swap
	ADB Revises Upward Indonesia's GDP 2002 Growth Estimate
	Indonesia Gets a US$100 Million Loan from the World Bank
	ASEAN Ministers Hold Transportation Meeting
	State Banks Agree to Extend Maturity of Government Bonds
	Government Allows Mining to Proceed in Protected Forests
	Government Considers Revoking Visa-Free Facility
	Government Unveiled State Budget Draft for 2003
	Economy Grew in the Second Quarter
	Draft on CAR Ruling Expected by End of Year
	Soekarno-Hatta Airport to be Offered to Foreign Investors
	IBRA Sales Predicted to Lift Rupiah
	Single Digit Inflation Still Possible: IMF
	President Sign Decree on SME Debt Restructuring
	Indonesia Ready to Support Coffee Consortium Plan
	Bullish Stock Market to Help Drive Rupiah Up
	Southeast Asian Countries to Sign Air Pollution Treaty
	ASEAN Demands Commitments from Developed Countries
	Inflation Starts to Decline
	Consumer Confidence Continues to Rise
	Growth Could Return to 6% in 2003 : Government
	IMF and Government Complete Preliminary Discussions
	IMF Says Indonesian Economy Shows Encouraging Progress
	Government to Issue Policy to Protect Steel Industry
	Indonesia Furniture Exports to Increase 5%
	IMF Approves US$347 Million Disbursemnet
	Sustainable Development Meeting Planned in Bali
	Bank Debts Priority for New IBRA Chief
	Bank Indonesia Expects Rupiah to Keep Strengthening
	First Quarter GDP Estimated at 3 - 3.5%
	Government Signs Letter of Progress to IMF
	Japan to Support Indonesia at Paris Club
	House Approves Money Laundering Legislation
	Japan Ready to Restart Major Projects in Indonesia
	British Trade Delegation to Visit Indonesia
	CGI and IMF Satisfied with the Development in Indonesia's Macro Economy
	Economy Grew by 3.32 Percent in 2001
	Korean Trade Minister to Visit Indonesia
	Government Aims to Cut Down Debt Ratio to 60%
	Government Supervises Tin Ore Exports
	SBI Rate Drop to 16.93%
	IMF Approves New Loans for Indonesia
	Foreign Capital Flows to JSX Set to Continue
	BKPM Wants to be More Open to Investors
	IMF Expects Investment in Indonesia to Recover in 2002
	Paris Club III Set for April 2002
	Interest Rate Falls
	Inflation Rises in 2001 and Exports Fall in November
	Government and IMF to Discuss Debt Restructuring Extension
	Government Issues Ruling on Batam Tax Exemption