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Indonesia’s central bank insists it is independent. Investors want proof

Published by South China Morning Post · Hong Kong 41 min ago

Indonesia has spent months trying to persuade investors that its economy is on the right course. A weakening rupiah, mounting budgetary pressures and a series of contentious…

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