Indonesia’s current account deficit expanded to 1.09% of GDP in Q1, driven by rising import costs amid ongoing global inflation pressures. While analysts consider the deficit manageable, they emphasize the need for careful monitoring moving forward

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Indonesia’s current account deficit expanded to 1.09% of GDP in Q1, driven by rising import costs amid ongoing global inflation pressures. While analysts consider the deficit manageable, they emphasize the need for careful monitoring moving forward

BREAKING NEWS: Japan faced a trade deficit of 231.8 billion yen in October, highlighting ongoing struggles with rising import costs and weak export growth, Kyodo News reports