(doc. Koran SI) JAKARTA - Indonesia's finance ministry said on Thursday it planned to raise 2 trillion rupiah ($192 million) from debt sales, to help finance a budget deficit that is forecast at 2.5 percent of gross domestic product. The ministry plans to sell treasury bills SPN20100513 maturing in 2010, as well as fixed-rate bonds FR0030, FR0044, and FR0050 maturing in 2016, 2024 and 2038, respectively. Southeast Asia's biggest economy is well ahead in its 2009 funding requirements. It had raised around 80 trillion rupiah ($7.69 billion), or 80 percent of its full-year target for bond sales. The head of treasury department, Rahmat Waluyanto, said earlier this week that the ministry was not yet certain whether it would raise its bo...
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