Indonesia's faster inflation, weak exports cloud economic outlook
Batch of poor data, slower growth and spike in costs push rupiah to 2-week lows
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Jakarta
INDONESIA'S annual inflation accelerated to its fastest pace in almost six years in December, due to a recent rise in prices of subsidised fuel, while exports fell more sharply than expected.
South-east Asia's largest economy has been wrestling with bringing down a worryingly large current account deficit, but a move to cut burdensome oil subsidies has been countered by weak commodities that have hit the country's exports.
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