Indonesia minister says economy’s fundamentals solid amid unrest
[JAKARTA] Indonesia’s economy is fundamentally solid, its chief economic minister said on Monday, as the stock market slid on a second straight day after widespread protests in the South-east Asian country.
The main stock index fell more than 3 per cent on Monday’s opening before paring some of its losses. REUTERS
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