Indonesian government bonds drew the biggest foreign inflows in more than seven years, helped by a stronger rupiah and expectations that the central bank will keep interest rates steady following a 100-basis-point increase this year.
Indonesian government bonds drew the biggest foreign inflows in more than seven years, helped by a stronger rupiah and expectations that the central bank will keep interest rates steady following a 100-basis-point increase this year.
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