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This marks a decline from $134.9 billion worth of foreign exchange reserves which Indonesia recorded in September.

Strapped consumers as you have been pointing out today already on the programme, grappling with high energy bills and higher grocery bills as well, because we had a snapshot of the agriculture price index, which has come out. it shows that input costs for farmers rose by 31% in the year to june, into slightly higher than that, 33.1%. so really i watering price rises. with a big jump in april watering price rises. with a bigjump in apriland watering price rises. with a big jump in april and 30 increases in may and june. and now we have this latest news of the shutdown of this key fertiliser pla...

Jumped by 9.1% from last year and 1.3% from just the month before. much of the increased was driven by high gas prices but rises were up across the board. particularly for food at home up 4.2 point with milk up 16.4%, eggs 33.1%, and meet, 8.2%. i want to go now to see an in business reporter matt egan tracking the numbers, matt? >> reporter: dana, the cost of living continues to go up at alarming pace. we haven't seen nine and freight % inflation since november 1981 back when ronald reagan was wrapping up his first year in the white house. many americans had literally never experienced anythi...

Dairy 13.5. eggs 33.1. obviously, the voters are holding president biden responsible for that. >> the blunt answer for that, you have to adjust the sanctions. this is not an inflation issue -- you have a preexisting reality for a decade, america and the world had free money, shocking inflation took this long. we have been on free money since 2009. but it didn't. preexisting free money. then you have supply chain pinches, and then the final thing you have is the ukraine invasion, which in and of it is disruptive to oil and grain, and then you have the additional political strategic decision to ...

(PNA file photo) MANILA - The global coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) crisis has not only taken a strain on the country's health but on its wealth as well. Commission on Population and Development (PopCom) Executive Director Juan Perez III, however, said that provinces with lesser cases of Covid-19 are under better conditions. The recent data of the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) showed that in five regions least affected by the contagion, or those with 8.1 percent of deaths last year, 809,500 Filipinos or 161,900 families improved their living conditions. The bulk of families el...