President Prabowo Witnesses Recovery of Rp 10 Trillion From Forest Violations
The Forest Area Control Task Force recovered Rp10.27 trillion in administrative fines and taxes. President Prabowo aims to fund clinic renovations. Learn more.
The Forest Area Control Task Force recovered Rp10.27 trillion in administrative fines and taxes. President Prabowo aims to fund clinic renovations. Learn more.
Russia's Rosatom meets President Prabowo to discuss nuclear energy cooperation, including floating power plants and personnel training. Read more details.
MSCI excludes six Indonesian firms, including AMMN and BREN, from its Global Standard Index. Market analysts warn of potential multi-trillion rupiah outflows. Learn more.
Bank Indonesia implements "smart interventions" as the Rupiah hits Rp17,500 per USD due to Middle East tensions and seasonal demand. Read more for the central bank's strategy.
Energy Minister Bahlil Lahadalia reveals plans to build a national oil storage facility in a Sumatra Special Economic Zone to boost Indonesia's energy reserves. Learn more.
Energy Minister Bahlil Lahadalia has delayed the new royalty rates for copper, nickel, and gold to ensure a balanced formula for both the state and businesses. Learn more.
Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa confirms Indonesia’s debt ratio of 40.75% is manageable and significantly lower than neighboring countries and major global economies. Learn more.
Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa confirms that assets reported in the Voluntary Disclosure Program (PPS) will not be re-examined, ensuring legal certainty. Learn more.
President Prabowo Subianto outlines plans for massive investment in Indonesia's blue economy and the development of 12,000 fishing villages. Read more.
Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa targets electric vehicle incentives for June 2026 to reduce fuel imports. Read more for subsidy details.
Bulog confirms Indonesia's rice stock has reached 5.23 million tons, ensuring food security through next year. Read more on the new open-warehouse policy.
Bapanas reports that free rice and cooking oil distributions are serving as a key economic stimulus for Indonesian households. Read the full report here.