"We're racing with time on setting up policies ... to prevent us falling into a deep recession," Juda Agung, an assistant to the governor of Bank Indonesia, told a online seminar.
JAKARTA: Indonesia will likely see two consecutive quarters of negative growth in gross domestic product starting from April-June, but authorities are working to prevent a "deep recession", a central bank official said on Thursday.
"We're racing with time on setting up policies ... to prevent us falling into a deep recession," Juda Agung, an assistant to the governor of Bank Indonesia, told a online seminar.
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