Indonesia lifts pandemic economic recovery budget again


JAKARTA, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Indonesia's government had increased its budget to control the coronavirus pandemic and help the economy recover to 699.43 trillion rupiah ($49.60 billion), a Finance Ministry presentation showed on Tuesday.

"This is the most important engine in our economy right now," Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati said during the presentation.

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