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Export opportunities from the Indonesia–Peru trade agreement.
Despite their limited scale, microfinance institutions help drive a more inclusive economy.
Amid a barrage of scandals, investors still view Indonesia’s startup ecosystem as promising.
CELIOS has found a formula to increase tax revenue by up to Rp524 trillion without burdening businesses and the public.
Several provinces outside Java—such as Central Papua, Lampung, and South Kalimantan—are showing consistently rising economic growth.
Indonesia has the potential to create 72 million green jobs in the next four years, as the country expand its work in developing and renewable energy, according to a report from the Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas). The projection came out as the labor force is dealing with wave
On August 7, 2025, the United States government officially imposed a 19% import tariff on Indonesian products. What is the response strategy?
As the United States’ import tariffs take effect, Yoseph Billie Dosiwoda, Executive Director of the Indonesian Footwear Association (Aprisindo), said it is still too soon to gauge the full impact on the domestic footwear industry. What is certain, he said, is that the burden will be substantial. “It will certainly
New markets offer an alternative solution to the potential decline in trade with the United States. Cooperation with the European Union and BRICS member countries could be a way out.
Invoice financing is widely seen as an alternative solution that helps business owners stabilize cash flow.
The government has upgraded five airports—Semarang, Bangka Belitung, Palembang, Banjarmasin, and Pontianak—to international status, bringing the total to 22.
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