Grace Sihombing is a Macroeconomic Reporter at various esteemed outlets. She specializes in finance, financial markets, and business economics, with a keen focus on regional interests and world news, particularly in North America and Latin America. Grace's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as BusinessMirror, Yahoo Finance, and Bloomberg News.
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Grace Sihombing's articles predominantly cover Indonesia's finance and economy, with a focus on government announcements and data citations. She concentrates on monetary policy, taxation, inflation, and broader economic topics within Indonesia.
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By: Grace Sihombing, Prima Wirayani
By: Suttinee Yuvejwattana, Grace Sihombing
The central banks of Southeast Asia’s two biggest economies are expected to keep rates steady this week, with Indonesia razor-focused on supporting the weakening rupiah and Thailand’s central bank still sticking to its neutral stance to bolster growth.
By: Grace Sihombing, Chandra Asmara
(Bloomberg) -- Indonesia's central bankers are gathering for the year's final interest rate decision, with questions swirling over an escalating probe by the country's anti-corruption agency.
By: Grace Sihombing, Prima Wirayani
Bank Indonesia will buy over $9 billion worth of bonds in the secondary market next year as the government looks to refinance its pandemic-era debt.
By: Grace Sihombing, Prima Wirayani
Indonesia’s central bank intervened in the foreign-exchange market as it pledged to boldly guard the currency, which has fallen to the lowest in more than four months.
By: Prima Wirayani, Grace Sihombing
Indonesia's central bank intervened in the foreign-exchange market as it pledged to boldly guard the currency, which has fallen to the lowest in more than four months.
By: Norman Harsono, Grace Sihombing
JAKARTA (Bloomberg): Indonesia scaled back its planned increase in the value-added tax rate just hours before it was set to take effect on January 1 amid escalating public outcry.
By: Prima Wirayani, Grace Sihombing
Indonesia’s foreign reserves rose to a fresh record of $155.7 billion in December, bolstering the central bank’s defenses to fight the relentless dollar strength and stabilize the rupiah.
Indonesia’s central bank will probably keep its key interest rate unchanged in its first monetary policy decision this year to avert further declines in the rupiah against a resilient US dollar.
Indonesia unexpectedly reduced its key interest rate in its first monetary policy decision this year, moving to bolster economic growth even after the local currency recently weakened beyond the key level of 16,000 to the dollar.
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