JAKARTA, April 30 (Reuters): Indonesia's foreign direct investment (FDI) rose 20.2% annually in the January-March period in rupiah terms, with the base metal industry the biggest recipient amid efforts to boost investment in processed minerals.
The first quarter FDI, which excludes investment in the banking and oil and gas sectors, was worth 177 trillion rupiah, ministry data showed.
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