Indonesia monitoring virus impact on companies and spillover risk, says finance minister


JAKARTA, Aug 7(Reuters): Indonesian financial authorities are assessing the economic impact of a surge in Covid-19 cases, including the effect on the corporate sector and the spillover risk to the financial system, Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati has announced.

South-East Asia's biggest economy has been battling a spike in Covid-19 infections for more than a month, imposing mobility curbs in areas that include much of Java and Bali islands.

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