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October 22, 1999

Agence France Presse - October 22, 1999

Darwin – East Timor resistance leaders plan to use the Portuguese escudo as their currency for at least the territory's transitional period under UN administration.

September 8, 1999

Jakarta Post - September 8, 1999

Jakarta – The rupiah breached on Monday the 8,000 level against the US dollar as international pressure increased over Indonesia's handling of the East Timor issue.

July 21, 1999

Reuters - July 21, 1999

Jakarta – The World Bank said on Wednesday international donors to Indonesia would be closely watching the situation in disputed East Timor and could change their stance if a UN-supervi

March 13, 1999

Reuters - March 13, 1999

Gde Anugrah Arka, Jakarta – Indonesia said on Saturday it had closed 38 banks as part of a cleanup of the debt-laden industry considered crucial to efforts to rescue its ravaged economy

December 16, 1998

Asia Pulse - December 16, 1998

Jakarta – The country's debt service ratio (DSR) is predicted to reach an alarming level of 49.3% in the current fiscal year ending in March next year.

December 11, 1998

Financial Review - December 11, 1998

Greg Earl, Jakarta – The Indonesian Government is facing a damage bill of at least $30 billion to recapitalise more than 60 banks after the dual impact of bad lending practices and the

March 19, 1998

Asiaweek - March 19, 1988

Tom McCawley, Jakarta – In the end, Indonesia's banking reform was more like amputation than elective surgery.

December 4, 1997

Jakarta Post - December 4, 1997

Jakarta – Bank Indonesia, the central bank, yesterday denied rumors that it would convert bank deposits into government bonds and freeze U.S. dollar accounts.

January 29, 1997

Sydney Morning Herald - January 29, 1997

Russell Skelton, Tokyo – The bitter trade dispute between Japan and Indonesia over President Soeharto's controversial national car project has taken an unexpected turn.Japanese car make

January 23, 1997

Wall Street Journal - January 23, 1997

Pui-Wing Tam – That is the message from fund managers as they survey the prospects of the Indonesian market in 1997.