0304 GMT - Indonesia's appointment of new finance minister Suahasil Nazara suggests fiscal prudence, policy continuity and confidence amid macroeconomic uncertainty, CIMB economists say in a note. His appointment is seen as timely, as the country is facing higher oil prices. Brent crude oil prices hovering around $110 per barrel increases Indonesia's fiscal and inflation risks. Recent natural disasters in the country could also weigh on economic growth and add to spending needs, they note. However, as Nazara is a seasoned fiscal technocrat and a familiar policy hand, his experience should support policy coordination and execution. This would help anchor market confidence while balancing growth and stability, they say.