Finance Minister Purbaya Targets June Launch for Panda Bond Issuance
Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa aims to issue Yuan-denominated Panda Bonds by June 2026 to diversify state budget financing and reduce reliance on Western markets. Learn more
Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa aims to issue Yuan-denominated Panda Bonds by June 2026 to diversify state budget financing and reduce reliance on Western markets. Learn more
Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa details a new VAT incentive scheme for EVs, prioritizing nickel-based battery technology to boost Indonesia's downstream industry.
Energy Minister Bahlil Lahadalia reveals government plans to test CNG as a 3kg LPG alternative to reduce energy imports and lower household costs by 30%.
Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo announces a plan to lower the limit for USD purchases without supporting documents to $25,000 per month to curb speculation and stabilize the Rupiah. Lear more.
Bank Indonesia clarifies that the Rupiah's decline to Rp17,400 per USD follows broader trends in emerging markets. BI commits to market intervention.
The Indonesian Rupiah slipped to Rp17,405 per USD amid rising conflict in the Middle East. Investors await Indonesia's Q1 2026 GDP data. Read more.
The Minsitry of Finance plans to impose export duties and a windfall tax on coal and nickel to curb smuggling and cover rising state subsidies. Learn more.
The Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) lists 11 large-scale assets in its IPO pipeline as of April 2026. Total listings reach 957 companies. Read more.
Trade Minister Budi Santoso clarifies that upcoming Minyakita price adjustments are due to CPO costs, not the B50 program. Supply remains stable. Read more.
Minister of Energy and Mineral resources Bahlil Lahadalia confirms Indonesia will continue using coal-fired power to ensure energy efficiency and low electricity rates. Read more.
DPF Deputy Speaker Sufmi Dasco Ahmad reveals sovereign wealth fund Danantara has acquired shares in ride-hailing apps to implement President Prabowo's 8% commission limit for drivers. Learn more.
Bank Indonesia and China officially launch cross-border QRIS, allowing seamless retail payments using local currencies (Rupiah and Yuan) to boost tourism and trade.