"There's a weakness in the management of our money supply"

It seems that it's not only Perusahaan Umum Percetakan Uang Republik Indonesia (Peruri), the state-owned money printing company, which has been printing the rupiah. For some time the central bank, Bank Indonesia (BI) has also had the nation's battered currency printed by other printing concerns in Australia, Singapore, and Thailand—opening up the possibility of the rupiah being counterfeited, or being printed in larger pr

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