::War Threatens Indonesia's inflation rate>>

Go Finance Reporting - The Indonesian economy in 2011 is predicted to still shadowed by the threat of inflation. This is the impact of war exchange rate (currency wars) that occur that can affect the global crisis.
In 2011 estimated number of countries in Europe and the United States (U.S.) would deliberately weaken its currency. Even the United States reportedly has made an extreme policy, by printing money worth $ 600 billion in 2010.
"No one can guarantee America will not print money anymore," said economic analyst Tony A Prasetiantono when a speaker in a seminar titled Ekonomic Outlook 2011, at the Hotel Sanur Beach, Denpasar, Bali, on Friday (10/12/2010) night.
On the other hand, China's economic growth this year with high enough expected to pass more than 10 percent, fixed exchange rate would weaken its currency, the yuan. "I think China is already quite comfortable with the conditions which now reached today," said Tony who is also Head of the Center for Economic and Public Policy Studies Gadjah Mada University.
With the achievement of China's economic growth rate high enough to be a threat to the U.S.. Economic growth in the country Bamboo Curtain was also projected to be even stronger in the coming years.
"Economic growth, foreign exchange reserves into China force to maintain the yuan exchange rate at a low rate," he said.
Although already been improved, the world crisis facing the European countries and the U.S. can not be resolved in practice. Economy of these countries would still be experiencing shocks. These conditions will certainly become a global issue that will affect inflation in 2011.
The threat of global crisis would have seriously affected the Indonesian economy in the coming year. The condition was not yet added to the problems faced by Indonesia in 2011 through the planned increase in fuel and electricity basic tariff (TDL).
"We face a big problem of internal and external exchange value of the war until the threat of global crisis, so that inflation could threaten our country," he said. (GoFinance)