EconomyIndonesia
Bank Indonesia ready to step up intervention to support rupiah
Governor Destry Damayanti said global uncertainty remained the main source of pressure, while domestic conditions had become more manageable.
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- More SportsIndonesia
Mandalika MotoGP tickets sell out across all categories
Organisers say they will not increase ticket allocations despite continued demand, citing circuit capacity and event rules.
- MarketsPhilippines
Philippines raises ₱167.25 billion in retail bond sale
The offering exceeded a ₱150 billion launch projection, with the bonds carrying a 6.875 per cent coupon.
- More SportsSingapore
Verstappen takes pole for Singapore’s first F1 sprint
George Russell qualified second, while Mercedes boss Toto Wolff rejected claims that the team favours championship leader Kimi Antonelli.
- Business & CompaniesPhilippines
MPIC lifts Meralco stake to 49.4% after ₱12.4 billion deal
San Miguel Global Power plans to direct proceeds from the share sale towards renewable energy projects.
Malaysia beats Indonesia 2-0 to reach Suhandinata Cup final
Malaysia will face the winner of China versus Thailand after ending Indonesia’s run in the junior world team championship in Cairo.
- Business & CompaniesSingapore
ST Engineering opens S$170 million aircraft maintenance site at Changi
The facility is expected to reach full operations by the end of 2027, increasing the company’s Singapore wide-body maintenance capacity by 40 per cent.
- FootballIndonesia
Indonesia name 23-player women's squad for October friendlies
The team are scheduled to face Armenia in Amman on October 10 before playing hosts Jordan on October 13.
- BasketballPhilippines
Magnolia beats Blackwater 107-101 for fourth successive victory
KJ Buffen delivered 24 points and 20 rebounds as the Hotshots improved to 5-3 in the PBA Governors’ Cup.
Port FC defender Bihr looks to move on after Persib defeat
Persib Bandung scored three late goals to win 3-1, leaving Port FC sixth in Group B of the ASEAN Club Championship.
