Bank Indonesia (BI), kept its reference rate on hold today, as expected, after cutting rates by a cumulative 75bp in the final quarter of 2011. Despite the likelihood that inflation will accelerate sharply in the second half of this year, more cuts this year look probable as the central bank looks to maintain its pro-growth bias.
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