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.
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