JAKARTA [Reuters] -Indonesia is considering injecting more liquidity into the country's state banks, its finance minister said on Monday after a meeting with economists, bankers and brokerage executives. Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa did not specify the amount, adding that the government was still reviewing the impact of a recent 200 trillion rupiah ($12.08 billion) injection of liquidity for state banks, which was given to boost lending as a way to stimulate economic growth. "We will see how it's going