JAKARTA -- Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Monday renewed his call for the country's miners to move into processing, citing the need to curb imports to narrow its persistent current-account deficit.
Creating downstream businesses seen as cure for chronic current-account deficit

A worker watches as trucks carry nickel ore at a mine on Indonesia's Sulawesi Island: President Jokoko Widodo is urging the country's miners to move into higher value-added downstream businesses.
JAKARTA -- Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Monday renewed his call for the country's miners to move into processing, citing the need to curb imports to narrow its persistent current-account deficit.