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Indonesian government spokesperson confirms the finance ministry and Bank Indonesia must coordinate fiscal and monetary policies for national stability.

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Indonesian government spokesperson confirms the finance ministry and Bank Indonesia must coordinate fiscal and monetary policies for national stability.

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  1. The Finance Ministry, Bank Indonesia, and Financial Services Authority coordinated economic interests in Indonesia.Sub-event
  2. Liquidity policy caused tension between the Finance Minister and the central bank regarding cash reserves.Sub-event
  3. The central government of Indonesia addressed ongoing fiscal issues while in Makassar.Sub-event
  4. NEC interacts with Finance Ministry data and oversees GovTech platform implementation in Indonesia.1 source
  5. Tito Karnavian directed budget proposals to the finance ministry, stressing the need for streamlined budgeting to achieve faster recovery.Sub-event
  6. Warjiyo leads coordination efforts to stabilize rupiah.Sub-event
  7. Indonesia's Finance Minister, Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa, announced the country's economic targets on June 6th.Sub-event
  8. Policy coordination between the finance ministry and Bank Indonesia is crucial for Indonesia's economic health.1 source

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