Indonesia under pressure to delay mineral ore export ban

Full implementation seen undermining the economy

Thu, Dec 19, 2013 - 6:00 AM

PRESSURE is mounting in Indonesia to delay a ban on unprocessed mineral ore, which is due to take effect next month.

On Monday, top political and business officials urged Parliament to at least allow limited exports of unprocessed mineral ore, which earns the country US$10 billion a year

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