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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - The government and Bank Indonesia confirms that the decline in the Composite Stock Price Index (ISHG) purely because of the effect of the crisis in Greece and several countries in Europe, not because of internal issues and the plan is the turn of the resignation of Finance Minister Head of fiscal policy Anggito Abimanyu.

"The decline in our ISHG totally unrelated to any speculations as well, such as the turn of Finance Minister, the resignation or other Anggito. This is purely because of the influence of Europe," said Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs in the Office of the Ministry of Hatta Rajasa, Friday (21 / 5 / 2010).

Hatta said the money market players are a little restraint to see that development. However, Hatta said the Indonesian money market fundamentals is very good and very healthy issuers. It's just that, Hatta said the government should encourage our players to go so that transparency and accountability ensured.

Bank Indonesia deputy governor Budi Mulya a visit to the Ministry, on Friday afternoon, said the same thing. "This global factors as uncertainty of completion of the global crisis. Clarify it is not clear that the steps are also unclear," he said.

Budi has denied there are domestic factors that contributed. Only, approximately how long the effects will continue to be felt, not to mention Budi definitive deadline. "We just hope what happens in Europe is completed as quickly as hopes of global authority," he added.