by Kiki Verico Abstract: One of the most important variables in emerging economies like Indonesia is the stability of the exchange rate. Unstable exchange rates make it almost impossible for business ventures to plan their businesses. The higher the depreciation of the Rupiah, the higher the inflation rate, and this will decrease people’s purchasing power. […]
Pada bulan Juni 2017, inflasi tercatat berada di tingkat 0,69% (mtm) atau 2,38% (ytd), naik dibandingkan bulan Mei 2017, sesuai dengan prediksi LPEM FEB UI pada analisis sebelumnya. Inflasi bulan Juni 2017 disebabkan oleh kenaikan tarif dasar listrik tahap tiga serta periode puasa dan lebaran 1438 H yang menyebabkan tarif angkutan meningkat. Meskipun inflasi bahan […]
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Chaikal Nuryakin, Prani Sastiono, Faradina Alifia Maizar, Pyan Amin, Lili Yunita, Nanda Puspita, Moslem Afrizal, and Christine Tjen Abstract The initiative to enhance financial inclusion in Indonesia has been done through Financial Digital Service (LKD) by Bank Indonesia (BI) and Smart Act Branchless Banking Service for Financial Inclusion (Laku Pandai) by Financial Services Authority (OJK). There […]
Despite the upward push on Rupiah continues even as expected Fed funds rate hike looms, we expect that Bank Indonesia to keep its policy rates.
Pada bulan Mei 2017, inflasi tercatat berada di tingkat 0,39% (mtm) atau 1,67% (ytd) naik tipis dibandingkan bulan April 2017. Sejak paruh kedua tahun 2016, inflasi terus terjadi dengan pengecualian bulan Agustus 2016 dan bulan Maret 2017 di mana terjadi deflasi rendah.
JAKARTA, 24 MEI 2017 Sumba A Room, 3rd Floor Hotel Borobudur Speaker: Sabine Alkire (OPHI, Oxford University) Teguh Dartanto (LPEM FEB UI) RSVP: Chairina Hanum (chairinahanum@gmail.com, 081282861864)