Indonesia Needs Rp 7.45 Quadrillion Investment to Achieve 5.4% Growth in 2026: Finance Minister
Indonesia sets Rp 7.45 quadrillion investment target to achieve 5.4% growth in 2026, with private sector expected to lead. Read full details here.
Indonesia sets Rp 7.45 quadrillion investment target to achieve 5.4% growth in 2026, with private sector expected to lead. Read full details here.
Finance Minister Sri Mulyani confirms no new taxes in Indonesia’s 2026 draft state budget despite ambitious revenue targets. Read the full details here.
Bobby Rasyidin is appointed the new CEO of PT KAI, replacing Didiek Hartantyo, in a major leadership reshuffle. Read the full story now.
Bank Indonesia rejects claims that Payment ID will monitor personal transactions, affirming full compliance with Indonesia’s data privacy laws. Read the full clarification here.
Indonesia’s oil production surpasses APBN target for the first time since 2008, reaching 608,000 BPD in June 2025. Read the full update.
Indonesia and New Zealand have signed a landmark halal certification recognition deal, boosting trade and trust between the two nations. Read the full story here.
Indonesia blocks dormant bank accounts to curb online gambling, cutting crime by 70%. Learn how this policy impacts cybercrime. Read the full story.
Central Java Governor Ahmad Luthfi urges Pati to reconsider a 250% property tax increase, calling for public dialogue and economic fairness. Learn more.
The Presidential Communication Office (PCO) dismissed economists’ skepticism over 5.12% Q2 growth, citing transparent BPS data and strong investment gains. Read the full story now.
President Prabowo Subianto ordered more direct international flights to Indonesia’s tourist destinations to boost tourism and foreign exchange. Read the full story.
Investment Minister and Danantara CEO Rosan Roslani said that the new Danantara policy removing incentives for SOE commissioners could save R p8 trillion yearly. Learn more.
GIIAS 2025 sees more visitors but fewer car sales, as experts warn of middle-class purchasing power erosion. Read the full analysis.