Bank Indonesia raises targeted liquidity incentive to 6%
The central bank increased its Macroprudential Liquidity Incentive from 5.5% to 6.0% from September, steering bank liquidity toward priority-sector lending.
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The central bank increased its Macroprudential Liquidity Incentive from 5.5% to 6.0% from September, steering bank liquidity toward priority-sector lending.
The core index excluding fresh food increased 1.7% year over year under the new 2025 base.
The number of employed people increased by 140,000 year over year to 68.49 million.
The new placements bring the Equity Market Development Programme’s allocation to S$5.4 billion; MAS also committed S$20 million to a market-making grant.
A consultation would tighten board-independence and approval rules for higher-impact institutions while removing some approvals for lower-impact firms.
The pre-election update projects the OBEGALx deficit narrowing in 2026/27 and net core Crown debt peaking at 43.9% of GDP.
A review of 92 jurisdictions finds governments mostly made modest revenue-raising changes amid rising debt and spending needs.
Canada’s regulator says the technology alone does not change the legal treatment of a deposit at a financial institution.
The revisions target credit, securitisation and market risk and take effect in November 2026 or January 2027, depending on fiscal year.
Final 2027 guidance recognises certain cross-exchange hedges and excludes client-clearing exposures from a Group 2 limit.
The proposed ProGRESS package would raise the personal tax exemption threshold and add levies on luxury goods and large multinationals.
Australia’s central bank cited rising inflation pressures and lifted its cash rate target to 4.60% on 29 September.
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