Indonesia's consumer confidence improves in February


A worker carries a basket of fish to be dried at Muara Angke district in Jakarta, Indonesia, March 9, 2021. - Reuter

JAKARTA, March 9 (Xinhua): A survey conducted by Indonesia's central bank indicated that consumer confidence in economic conditions in February improved, an official said.

The improvement was reflected in the Consumer Confidence Index for February of 85.8, a slight increase from 84.9 in January, Erwin Haryono, executive director of the communication department at the central bank, Bank Indonesia, said in a statement here on Monday.

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