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Add as a preferred source on GoogleBMKG expects the rainy season to reach most of the country in November or December and says El Niño could delay its peak.
With rain expected across most of Indonesia in November or December, the National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) urged residents nationwide Tuesday to prepare for flash floods and landslides.
Indonesia’s weather agency, BMKG, expects the rainy season to reach most areas during November or December. It said El Niño could delay the season’s peak.
FXStreet reported that UOB economist Enrico Tanuwidjaja sees stronger demand and investment as drivers of import growth and expects Indonesia’s external surpluses to moderate.
A single broker handled about 40% of trading in some Indonesian stocks, Bloomberg reported, as MSCI considered excluding the country from its emerging-market indexes.
Police named the three only by their initials and said other prominent figures were also allegedly targeted.
