Indonesia central bank left its key rates unchanged for the eighth consecutive meeting on Tuesday.
The board of governors of Bank Indonesia decided to hold the the BI 7-Day reverse repo rate at 3.50 percent. The previous change in the rate was a quarter-point reduction in February.
The deposit facility rate was maintained at 2.75 percent and the lending facility rate at 4.25 percent.
The decision was in line with the need to maintain stability in the exchange rate and financial system, amidst low inflation forecasts and efforts to support economic growth.
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