Indonesia’s Current Account Deficit widesned to 2.84% of the gross domestic product in the fourth quarter, increased pressure on policymakers as they seek to spur growth in southeast asia`s biggest economy. The current account deficit, the broadst measure of trade in goods and services, was $ 8.1 billion and in line with economists expectations, according to data released by bank Indonesia on Monday. While the deficit wurated comparated to a revised 2.6% in the third quarter, the full-year figure narrowed to 2.7% of GDP Compared to a Revised 2.9% in 2018. (Bloomberg) Treasury Yields Fell on Monday as Investors DESVESTORS CAAIN CAINIRUS Coronavirus. The Yield on the Benchmark 10-Year Treasury Note, Dipped Three Points to Around 1,543%, While the Yield on the 30-Year Treasury bond was also lower at around 2,015%. Part of the so-granted yield curve inverted again on Monday, with the 10-year yield falling below the three-month treasury rate of 1,558%, Sending a Recession Signal. (CNBC) Source: Danareksa Securities Debt Research Photo by Christian Wiediger On Unssplash