Asian governments re-think foreign flows to domestic bond markets

Indonesia’s problems have reignited debate about how countries can protect themselves from destabilization by foreign capital flows, and their borrowers from foreign exchange risk.

Pity Indonesia. One year ago, the country was lauded for the openness of its domestic bond market.

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