Indonesia calls for central bank to cut policy rate
Chief economic minister wants rate to reflect liquidity conditions, not be set to attract capital inflows
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Jakarta
THE Indonesian government has asked the central bank to consider cutting policy rates to help drive banks' lending rates lower, the country's chief economic minister said.
Darmin Nasution, President Joko Widodo's coordinating minister for the economy and a former central bank governor, said on Tuesday that the policy rate should reflect "liquidity conditions" rather than be set to attract capital inflows.
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