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JAKARTA, Aug 18 (Bernama) -- Indonesia’s external debt rose 4.4 per cent year-on-year (y-o-y) to US$453.4 billion (US$1=RM4.05) in the second quarter of 2026, driven by higher public external debt amid a slower contraction in private-sector debt.
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Getting back to the record by 2030 takes about 13% a year. This year's guided earnings growth is running at twice that pace.
Investors favour Milky Mist for its strong brand and growth in value-added dairy products.
Digital lender GXS Bank introduced a credit card in Singapore offering 10 per cent cashback in GrabCoins alongside 1 75 per cent return on Singtel payments
The Ghana Cedi appreciated significantly against the United States dollar over the past week, strengthening from an interbank buying rate of GHS11.75 on August 10 to GHS10.94 on August 17, according to Bank of Ghana daily exchange rate data.
JAKARTA: Indonesia's planned exchange for "mineral and strategic commodities" will likely include palm oil, nickel and coal, a presidential spokesperson said as the government makes preparations to launch the bourse on Jan 1.
India has 176 billion banknotes in circulation; RBI produces 28-30 billion notes and retires around 21 billion annually
