Indonesia Set to Lower Interest Rates in Second Quarter Following Prolonged Pause, Poll Indicates

In a significant pivot for Indonesia's monetary policy, a recent survey suggests that the Bank of Indonesia is poised to reduce interest rates in the upcoming second quarter of 2025. This decision comes after a lengthy pause during which the central bank maintained its benchmark rate at 5.75%. The anticipated rate cut reflects the bank's response to domestic economic conditions and the evolving landscape of global interest rates.

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