Indonesian Banks' Liquidity Dilemma: Parking Funds or Financing the Real Sector?
Indonesian banks face a dilemma: deposit funds with the central bank or increase lending to the real sector. This liquidity challenge highlights the need to balance economic growth with financial stability.
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