Indonesia softening mining policy after industry backlash

JAKARTA, April 17 (Reuters) - Indonesia appears to be softening a controversial mining policy amid industry criticism and legal challenges to rules whose implementation could cost Southeast Asia's largest economy up to $10 billion a year in lost exports.
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