Indonesia’s forex reserves drop to $133.6bln at end-November

Indonesia’s forex reserves drop to $133.6bln at end-November

Indonesia's forex reserves drop to $133.6bln at end-November The November reserve level would cover the cost of 9.9 months of imports    JAKARTA - Indonesia's foreign exchange reserves fell by $100 million in November to $133.6 billion, mainly due to government's debt payments, the central bank said on Monday.The November reserve level would cover the cost of 9.9 months of imports, Bank Indonesia (BI) said in a statement.(Reporting by Tabita Diela; Editing by Kim Coghill) (([email protected]; +628111135032;))Zawya CoverageaviationEmirates takes delivery of new Airbus A380, two more expected this monthequitiesDubai's Emirates Refreshments reveals new name, investment focusecommerceDubai-based e-commerce platform Sprii goes into liquidationinvestmentESG investing takes off: 90% rise among UAE retail investors in 2020morning briefingMonday Outlook: Asian shares slip; oil drops on surging COVID-19 casesMoreReuters CoverageaviationNext year's Paris Airshow cancelled amid coronavirus crisisbrexitState aid non-regression clause, access to UK waters bar Brexit trade deal - EU diplomatoil and gasMiddle East Crude-Benchmarks fall; Aramco raises Jan OSPs for AsiapolicyPolice in northern India arrest 10 men under new anti-conversion lawcommoditiesAlgeria believed to pass in tender for 25,000 tonnes barley - tradeMore Most Read Stock Market DataDubai FM 2,482.66282,210,830(0.03% )Abu Dhabi SE 5,042.431146,254,629(0.18% )Saudi SE 8,557.08271,031,728(-0.29% )Egypt SE 11,025.96154,024,689(0.01% )Most Active Stocks MoreOur Privacy