Indonesia’s bond market, the worst performer in Asia, may bounce back as a new central bank chief is expected to support the currency while authorities address concerns about fiscal stability, analysts said.
Indonesia’s bond market, the worst performer in Asia, may bounce back as a new central bank chief is expected to support the currency while authorities address concerns about fiscal stability, analysts said.
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