A potent mix of policy shifts at home and abroad have raised concerns about Indonesia’s economy, sending investors fleeing ...

Indonesia's financial services regulator has allowed listed companies to buy back their stocks without shareholders approval, while the central bank conducted bold currency intervention to calm ...

Indonesia's market turmoil is adding to the economic worries sapping sentiment among consumers, businesses and retail ...

There’s a whiff of 1998 in the Jakarta air as investors flee Indonesia’s currency and the stock market. The outflows are ...

Growing worries over a weakening economy and slowing consumption in South-east Asia’s largest economy. Read more at ...

The share prices of Indonesia's three largest state-owned banks -- Bank Rakyat Indonesia, Bank Mandiri and Bank Negara ...

BRI, CNMA and several other listed companies have all moved to buy back shares during the March 21-June 20 period this year ...

JAKARTA - Indonesian officials will seek to address concerns among investors and other key economic players about an economic downturn in Southeast Asia's biggest economy following a stock market ...

JAKARTA] Fore Kopi Indonesia (Fore Coffee) seems to be unfazed by recent market volatility. Instead, it is riding Indonesia’s caffeine boom, and brewing up expansion plans with new stores and ...

Indonesia stocks tank The Indonesian stock market was the next to come under scrutiny in recent days. On Tuesday, Indonesia's benchmark Jakarta Composite Index fell by as much as 7.1% — the ...

In a significant policy shift, Indonesia's financial services authority (OJK) announced that listed companies can now conduct share buybacks without requiring prior approval from shareholders. Inarno ...

Indonesia's financial services regulator has allowed listed companies to buy back their stocks without shareholders' approval ...