Indonesia: a poisoned chalice?

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Indonesia's political future appears to lack prosperity. Violence in Jakarta has slowed business and banking activity. The World Bank has postponed discussions of new loans from the US and such delay will jeopardize the International Monetary Fund-led rescue plan. Analysts claim the task of rescheduling private sector debt is a significant problem and negotiations are crucial.

Economic aspects, Economic development, Indonesia

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Cautious optimism over test fallout

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Australian business hopes activity would be unchanged by India's nuclear tests in the desert near the Pakistani border. It fears international sanctions will expand into trade and economic territory. Political stability and investment security must be considered in times of financial crisis. The ANZ Banking Group believes it understands the risk of doing business with India.

Management, Political aspects, India, Military policy, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd., Underground nuclear explosions

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