Bank Indonesia’s foreign exchange reserves are $42 billion rising from $41.13 billion the previous month.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono makes bold growth forecasts for the Indonesian economy.

The number of those below the poverty line has risen by 3.95 million from 35.1 million in February 2005 to become 39 million by March 2006.

Tourist arrivals in Indonesia continue to decline overall in the period January to July 2006.

The lack of British investment in Indonesia is a result of the difficulty in acquiring investment permits.

Since the economic crisis of the late 1990’s Japanese investment in Indonesia has declined dramatically.

The Jepara furniture industry may be becoming a sunset industry as exports continue to decline.

At least ten provinces have proposed themselves, or parts of themselves, as candidates for special economic zone status.

The Indonesian rupiah’s recent relative stability proves Indonesia is on the right track, says booster-man Stephen Schwartz.

The last six months have witnessed a deterioration in economic conditions, according to grumpy consumers in East Java.