Indonesia Considers Raising 3% Deficit Cap Amid Economic Concerns
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Indonesia's lawmakers are considering lifting the statutory deficit ceiling currently set at 3%. This decision comes amid warnings from economists about potential credit downgrades and increased borrowing costs if the cap is raised. The debate highlights tensions between maintaining fiscal discipline and promoting economic growth.
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