Archive: 11 February 2009
8 articles found
Wed, 11 Feb 2009
Indonesia seeks greater control over its energy resources
Eric WatkinsOGJ Oil Diplomacy EditorLOS ANGELES, Feb. 10 -- The Indonesian government, aiming to play a greater role in managing its own energy resources, plans to step up the participation of domestic firms in developing the country's oil and gas industry.
Wed, 11 Feb 2009
Thomson Financial News Indonesia consumer confidence edges up -surveys
JAKARTA, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Indonesian consumer confidence rose slightly in January, helped by expectations of easing inflation in Southeast Asia's biggest economy after a series of cuts in subsidised fuel prices, two surveys showed.Indonesia's annual inflation in January eased to 9.
Wed, 11 Feb 2009
Steel Imports to be Restricted
TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta:The government will intensify steel imports following the dumping of cheap iron ore from outside the country. Metal, Machinery, and Textile Industry director-general, Anshari Bukhari, said the measure is taken to protect the national steel industry.
Wed, 11 Feb 2009
Infrastructure Fund ready to be set up; WB, ADB contribute
The Infrastructure Fund - which would provide alternative financing for development projects - may be up and running as early as March.The World Bank and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) will contribute around Rp 2 trillion (US$170 million) to help fund the country's infrastructural development,...
Wed, 11 Feb 2009
Business Trust Improved
TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: The level of trust and hope of doing business in Indonesia still remain high.Companies in Indonesia are perceived as trustworthy companies, according to research by Tust Barometer published yesterday (10/2).
Wed, 11 Feb 2009
RI may prefer lead role in oil, gas: Kalla
Originally Posted By: biznewsRI may prefer lead role in oil, gas: KallaThe government has hinted that PT Pertamina should consider to take the lead in all oil and gas energy projects in the country. How do you hint to yourself?
Wed, 11 Feb 2009
Ministry: Indonesia Will Miss Soy Target
The Ministry of Agriculture has had to push back its target of reaching national soybean self-sufficiency three years - from 2011 to 2014 - because low yields and fluctuating prices for the crop have continued to hamper local production.