Bank Indonesia Deputy Governor: Rate Cut Depends on Timing

The video discusses the impact of the trade war on Indonesia, highlighting the decline in non-oil export growth and the negative effects on the economy. It explores Bank Indonesia's policy stance, focusing on maintaining stability amid external challenges. The discussion includes factors influencing interest rate decisions, such as global market conditions and inflation targets. The video also examines financial stability, addressing concerns about the rupia and market confidence, while emphasizing the need for cautious policy measures.

What external factors does Bank Indonesia consider when deciding on interest rate cuts?

How does the stability of the rupee affect Bank Indonesia's policy decisions?

What are the risks to financial stability mentioned in the discussion?