Bank Indonesia’s (BI) latest 25 basis point rate cut to 5.50% is more than a routine monetary move—it is a masterclass in high-stakes economic statesmanship. As Indonesia steps into the global spotlight with its entry into BRICS, the central bank is navigating a complex landscape where domestic growth ambitions, currency stability, and geopolitical realities intersect like never before. Stimulus vs. Stability: Walking the Tightrope The decision to cut rates comes as Indonesia’s first-quarter GDP
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