Indonesia central bank seen holding key rate on Thursday, cutting later - Reuters poll

JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's central bank will keep its key rate on hold on Thursday, a Reuters poll showed, as recent market volatility rooted in worries about global growth likely will delay further cuts on top of the one in July to try to lift growth. In the poll, 17 of 19 economists said they expect Bank Indonesia (BI) to stand pat and keep its 7-day reverse repurchase rate at 5.75%. The other two predicted the central bank would follow July's 25-basis-point (bp) cut with a second trim..