Indonesia FDI commitment growth slowed last year, may pick up in 2015
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Jakarta
GROWTH in foreign investment commitments in Indonesia slowed in 2014, an election year, but interest is expected to pick up this year with a push by the new administration to speed up infrastructure projects and reduce red tape.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) commitments to South-east Asia's largest economy rose 13.5 per cent for full-year 2014, the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) said on Wednesday, much slower than the 22.4 per cent increase in 2013.
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