Harry Suhartono is an Asia Credit Market Reporter at Bloomberg News. He specializes in finance and financial markets, covering a wide range of topics including capital markets, economic policy, and international finance, with a particular focus on emerging markets and forex trading. Harry's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Financial Post, Yahoo News, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Harry's focus is on finance and economy, particularly with an emphasis on investment analysis and government announcements. His coverage includes topics such as real estate, bankruptcy, COVID-19, bonds, and Indonesia.
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By: Harry Suhartono
The three biggest foreign banks in Indonesia have shipped around $640 million of their earnings out of Southeast Asia’s largest economy since 2024 as they pare exposure amid President Prabowo Subianto’s increasingly state-focused economic policies.
By: Harry Suhartono, Janice Huang
Japanese borrowers drove quarterly issuance in Asia Pacific’s offshore bond market to a record, eclipsing the previous peak set during an era of Chinese corporate dominance.
By: Harry Suhartono, Janice Huang
Indonesia has begun marketing its inaugural yuan-denominated bonds in China’s domestic debt market, as Southeast Asia’s largest economy seeks to diversify funding sources amid currency volatility and fiscal challenges.
Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund Danantara has mandated banks to sound out investor demand for a potential sale of long-dated dollar bonds, weeks after completing its first offshore debt offering.
By: Harry Suhartono, Janice Huang
Indonesian sovereign wealth fund Danantara’s planned dollar notes are unlikely to price quickly as a global bond rout clouds debt issuance, people familiar with the matter said.
By: Faris Mokhtar, Harry Suhartono, Chanyaporn Chanjaroen, Grace Sihombing
Granted independence after the 1997 Asian financial crisis, Indonesia’s central bank remained one of the few institutions to retain autonomy since Prabowo Subianto became president two years ago. Now it looks set to fall more directly under his sway.
By: Dipika Lalwani, Harry Suhartono
Indian financial institutions have sold a record amount of dollar bonds so far this year, as lenders rush to capitalize on a central bank facility that lowers hedging costs on overseas borrowings.
A roughly $1 trillion wave of capital spending tied to artificial intelligence could keep fixed-income markets volatile as hyperscalers race to fund infrastructure, according to the head of fixed income for Asia at Robeco.
The flood of debt financing for AI capital expenditures is causing “indigestion” in fixed-income markets and fueling yields, but that dynamic should result in decent longer-term returns for investors, according to Pacific Investment Management Co.
By: Harry Suhartono
The flood of debt financing for AI capital expenditures is causing “indigestion” in fixed-income markets and pushing up yields, but that dynamic
