Indonesia's state budget at deficit of US$45.2mil in Jan-Oct


Indonesia's Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati - Reuters

JAKARTA: Indonesia's state budget was in a deficit this year of 0.7 trillion rupiah ($45.19 million) for the January-October period, equivalent to 0.003% of gross domestic product, as spending catches up with revenues, its finance minister said on Friday.

Total revenues in the same period were 2,240.1 trillion rupiah ($144.62 billion), up 2.8% on annual basis, while total spending was 2,240.8 trillion rupiah, down 4.7%, Sri Mulyani Indrawati told a press conference.

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