Finance Minister Sri Mulyani declares global uncertainty a lasting structural shift and urges a stronger, sustainable state budget to shield Indonesia’s economy—read how the APBN is being used as a strategic buffer.
Bank Indonesia keeps benchmark interest rate steady at 5.5% while projecting stronger economic growth in the second half of 2025. Discover more about BI’s latest rate decision and how it plans to fuel growth.
Indonesia’s Tax Directorate General and INP’s Special Task Force have launched a joint crackdown on the shadow economy. Explore how this initiative reshape the efforts to protect national income.
South Korean and Chinese investors show renewed interest in Indonesia’s $80 billion Giant Sea Wall project. Discover how this megaproject could reshape Indonesia’s infrastructure and attract global capital.
Over one million vehicles in Jakarta are delinquent on tax payments. Find out how Jakarta plans to tackle its vehicle tax crisis and whether your car qualifies for the tax amnesty.
Aceh plans to attract oil and gas investors to newly designated Aceh territory after the resolution of island disputes with North Sumatra. Discover how it is turning a territorial win into an energy investment opportunity.
Indonesia intensifies its crackdown on unlicensed fishing and revenue leakages through a joint task force. Find out how the INP and Finance Ministry are boosting fiscal performance.
President Prabowo calls for a Temasek–Danantara alliance to boost renewable energy and green industries in Indonesia—read the full story to explore this high-impact economic collaboration.
Bank Indonesia showcases Indonesia’s resilient economy and investment potential at the Swiss-Indonesian Forum—explore key insights and projections driving investor confidence in 2025.
Indonesia now allows all public notaries to issue village cooperative deeds, boosting rural empowerment—read how this policy could accelerate grassroots economic transformation.
Indonesia has removed all quotas on live cattle imports to strengthen food security and support the dairy and meat supply chains. Read the full story on how this bold move could reshape the livestock sector.
Indonesia and Japan ink Rp3.3 trillion in business deals across 13 sectors, reinforcing bilateral trade and green energy ties—read the full news for key sectors and strategic insights.
