The meltdown of Dubai's sovereign investment fund and other problems and fears of cancelled investment plans in Indonesia are giving way to new confidence as Indonesian firms push for business in the Gulf States. Despite recent falls in Asian currencies on Middle East tensions between Iraq and Iran, but not reflecting problems in the Gulf, Indonesia is pushing ahead with launching US$315 million of government Islamic bonds in February.
Dubai Debt Doesn't Deter Indonesian Firms
Dubai Debt Doesn't Deter Indonesian Firms
Dubai Debt Doesn't Deter Indonesian Firms
The meltdown of Dubai's sovereign investment fund and other problems and fears of cancelled investment plans in Indonesia are giving way to new confidence as Indonesian firms push for business in the Gulf States. Despite recent falls in Asian currencies on Middle East tensions between Iraq and Iran, but not reflecting problems in the Gulf, Indonesia is pushing ahead with launching US$315 million of government Islamic bonds in February.
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