Director Co-Head: Economy and Investment Playground

director co-head: We suggest paying attention on countries whose economies generated by domestic market, such as Indonesia and India, with subdued debt level, Frederic Neumann, managing director and Co-Head of Asian Economics Research at HSBC bank, said as quoted by CNBC. Indonesia's economy is projected to expand steadily last year and this year at moderate level amid contraction in some other economies, according to Global Times China. There are positive triggerers from banking credits and strong domestic consumption, Neumann said. Under such condition, the Southeast Asia's largest economy offers a better investment playground, amid negligence of global fund's managers on shares, bonds and currencies of nations whose economy is highly generated by exports, particularly, to the United States. The Indonesian central bank estimates loan growth to accelerate at a faster pace this year of over 10 percent from predicted 8 percent last year, Erwin Rijanto, deputy governor of the bank has said. Rising global prices of commodities, the major exported products from Indonesia, and high bond's yield offered by the government and corporate, would also help Indonesia to counter the impact of the prospect of US Federal Reserve's rate-hike plan this year. Strong macro-economic condition, relatively stable political atmosphere, ongoing reforms to improve investment climate and prediction of relatively stable rupiah against US dollars, would favorably factor to the inflows of foreign funds into Indonesia. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.