Exogenous risks loom over Indonesia’s foreign debt
Indonesia, the country worst affected by the 1997 Asian financial crisis, is once again facing high foreign debt levels
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- Sector stress
- Public sector debt
- Household debt
- Other offsets
- Exogenous risks
- Fed rates
- Debt repayment
- Export slowdown
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