• That is mainly a benefit of the devalued rupiah -- tin is quoted in dollars.

    CNN: Tin Time in Indonesia

  • Still, Indonesia's second Fund deal signed in January was criticized for largely ignoring the most pressing problems of rupiah free-fall and crushing foreign debt, which by then were dragging down banks and firms.

    CNN: Dealing with Jakarta's Debt

  • Siti earns 3, 000 rupiah a day -- 27 cents -- for herself and a daughter.

    FORBES: What devaluation hath wrought

  • The drastic restructuring he sought -- reducing the bloated staff levels, flattening the hierarchy and offloading welfare programs that were soaking up billions of rupiah each year-- was bound to be resisted.

    CNN: Tin Time in Indonesia

  • "I wish to inform the nation that the president had suffered a stroke, " Zambian Vice-President Rupiah Banda said in a statement.

    BBC: Zambia president 'suffers stroke'

  • The president has yet to accomplish much - the rupiah has weakened 11% since he took charge and foreign investors have yet to rush in.

    CNN: Securing His Place

  • While the January package referred vaguely to "strengthening the legal and supervisory framework for banking, " the new deal sets minimum capital of 250 billion rupiah and makes loan-loss provisions tax-deductible.

    CNN: Dealing with Jakarta's Debt

  • One has only to look at the stabilisation of the rupiah and the re-entry of foreign and domestic capital investment into Indonesia to get an idea of the revitalisation taking place.

    ECONOMIST: Vote of no confidence

  • "His Excellency... is recovering satisfactorily, " said Vice-President Rupiah Banda.

    BBC: Zambia leader undergoes surgery

  • Its special prosecutors can investigate any suspected misconduct involving government officials believed to have cost the state more than 1 billion rupiah, and have wide-ranging powers.

    ECONOMIST: Pervasive corruption is bad for business

  • Suharto would re-peg the rupiah at 5, 500 to the dollar.

    FORBES: Fact and Comment

  • Those loans are impossible to repay given the rupiah's volatile swings - the currency was trading at 11, 500 to the U.S. dollar June 3 (versus 2, 400 to the greenback in July last year).

    CNN: SUHARTO'S KISS OF DEATH

  • The situation is even worse in Indonesia, where the rupiah has lost more than three-quarters of its value against the dollar over the past six months.

    ECONOMIST: Bankruptcy in Asia

  • This type of property can start as low as 280 million Indonesian rupiah, and is usually a long-term leasehold, up to 70 years in some cases.

    BBC: Living in: Bali

  • In the 1997-98 Asian crisis, Indonesia's rupiah dropped by over 75% before gradually creeping back.

    ECONOMIST: Why America's deficit is hard to turn around

  • The rupiah value of those IOUs are up more than three-fold since July, wiping out the assets of most debtors and rendering them technically bankrupt.

    CNN: Dealing with Jakarta's Debt

  • Initiatives such as Malaysia's proposal to use ASEAN currencies in bilateral trade and aid from the G-7 industrial countries to prop up the rupiah may help.

    CNN: Suharto's Gamble

  • To alleviate a spare-parts shortage that is slowly crippling transportation, the company of the president's second son Bambang Trihatmodjo recently got permission to import parts at a state-subsidized exchange rate of 5, 000 rupiah to the greenback.

    CNN: FORTRESS SUHARTO

  • When Suharto's currency- board notion was publicized, Indonesia's rupiah was trading at 9, 500 to the dollar, having dropped 80% since last July.

    FORBES: Fact and Comment

  • The solution the president favours is fixing the value of the rupiah to the dollar at a rate of 5, 000-5, 500 by means of a currency board, as in Hong Kong or Argentina.

    ECONOMIST: For Suharto the medicine looks nasty

  • Recent Zambian elections teetered on a knife-edge when the opposition won there, before President Rupiah Banda gracefully accepted defeat rather than cry foul.

    WSJ: The Real Legacy of Nelson Mandela

  • The rupiah jumped 28% to 7, 600 to the dollar after Suharto's comments -- where it remained after Mar'ie's parliamentary appearance.

    CNN: Suharto's Gamble

  • Syaukani, the regent, as the head of a regency is known, explains that Kutai's budget has risen from 400 billion rupiah to 2 trillion since the autonomy law took effect, even as it lost two-thirds of its population to other regencies.

    ECONOMIST: How far should regional autonomy go?

  • Japanese PM Hashimoto Ryutaro recently met Suharto -- the first leader from a big economic power to visit the president since the rupiah's collapse.

    CNN: FORTRESS SUHARTO

  • The government is now likely to spend as much as 100 trillion rupiah on the subsidies or twice as much as it has budgeted to rebuild the tsunami-stricken province of Aceh.

    ECONOMIST: Producers and consumers alike are hit

  • On September 3rd the government said it would postpone public-works projects not deemed to be urgent, a step which should help stabilise the rupiah, but which is likely to slow the economy.

    ECONOMIST: Too late for a gentle landing

  • Although the currency has appreciated since mid-March, renewed weakness is possible, and the effect of a collapse in the value of the rupiah (not our central forecast) would be to lower the spending power of most Indonesians.

    ECONOMIST: Indonesia's robust economy continues to grow

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