Economist: more stable than Indonesia Philippines

Ameidyo David

Sindonews.com – Chief Economist Danareksa Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa Institute, rate, decreased Indonesia's economic outlook by Standard Poors (S&P) & slightly less fair to compare Indonesia with the Philippines because Filipinos are relatively close to the market.

"A little less fair if Indonesia compared to the Philippines because they are close to the market and is well known by the market," he said in a Kemenko Economy, Jakarta, on May 3, 2013.

However, he continued, when compared in terms of stability especially politics, Indonesia is much better compared to the neighboring countries of ASEAN.

"But judging from political stability, there still exists the armed forces bring-carry weapons, even entry into Malaysia. If there's already much safer than that. In a much different situation with the Philippines, we are far more stable, "pungkasnya.

As is known, the S&P Rating Service rating agency lowered the prospects of Indonesia be stable from positive. Indonesia votes have wasted the momentum to go up the rankings.

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The Bank's rating Prospects Pefindo: JAWA stable

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Sindonews.com -PT Rating Effect Indonesia (Pefindo) reaffirmed the rating of idA + for PT Bank DKI and bond VI/2011 yet maturing Rp450 billion worth.

In addition, Pefindo also pinned back for Subordinated Bonds rank idA II/2011 worth Rp300 billion. As for the prospects of the ratings is stable.

Analysts, Pefindo said Hotma Parulian Manalu, ranking companies or Bank DKI bonds reflects strong support from the controlling shareholder of the bank and the company's captive market in Jakarta. "In addition, the bank's liquidity profile is strong," he said in his statement in Jakarta, Thursday (14/3/2013).

However, the restricted rating the quality of bank assets are below the industry average cost to income ratio (CIR). While the quarter III as of the end of last year, shares of Bank DKI majority or reaching Government-owned 99,86% DKI Jakarta and the remaining 0.14 percent owned PD Pasar Jaya.

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