Data

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Data

E-Commerce Ecosystem Fuels Millennial and Gen-Z Consumption

Amid the uncertain economic situation and declining purchasing power, e-commerce, the backbone of Indonesia's digital economy, is predicted to continue growing until 2030.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

Household Consumption Stable, Consumer Behavior Shifting

Household consumption remains Indonesia's largest source of economic growth to date. However, data from Q2-2025 shows a change in consumption patterns where food and beverage consumption increased, while clothing and footwear consumption decreased.

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1 Minute
By: Zikrina Ratri

Tax Incentive Shower to Facilitate the Economy

In the midst of efforts to increase the tax ratio, the government is not only focused on tax collection. In 2026, the government will further optimize tax incentives to support public consumption and UMKM activities.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

Exports and Investment Key to Economic Growth

Indonesia's economy in the second quarter of 2025 grew by 5.12% on an annualized basis. This growth was driven by three main components, namely exports, LNPRT consumption, and gross fixed capital formation (PMTB).

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1 Minute
By: Gianie

Quality of Human Resources Determines the Progress of the Business World

Since a decade ago, based on the Human Development Index score, Indonesia has been among the countries with high quality human resources. But, in ASEAN, it ranks 6th.

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1 Minute
By: Gianie

Budget Prioritization for Increased Oil and Gas Production

The government places energy security as one of the priority agendas, which in the 2026 Draft State Budget received an allocation of IDR 402.4 trillion. One of the targets is to increase the volume of national oil and gas production.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

Increased Budget to Support Food Self-Sufficiency

The government increased the food security budget allocation in the 2026 Draft State Budget by 5.9 percent to IDR164.41 trillion. This shows the government's serious commitment to realizing food self-sufficiency, especially in rice and corn.

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1 Minute
By: Zikrina Ratri

Time for Creative Regions to Increase Original Revenue

The significant reduction in the allocation of transfer funds to regions (TKD) in the 2026 Draft State Budget is a momentum for local governments to realize fiscal independence.

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1 Minute
By: Zikrina Ratri

CPO Prices Rise, Challenge for Indonesia to Boost Productivity

Driven by strong global demand, the rise in crude palm oil prices is a breath of fresh air for entrepreneurs amidst the challenges of improving productivity.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

Energy Transition: Increasing the Portion of Natural Gas for Domestic Needs

National natural gas production has contributed to keeping industries running, even though the use of natural gas to increase the country's foreign exchange has also increased.

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1 Minute
By: Gianie

Spending Rises, Savings Index Drops Momentarily

The Consumer Savings Index (IMK) in the July period fell compared to the previous month. This decline was due to the moment of household spending on education entering the new school year.

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1 Minute
By: Zikrina Ratri

Provinces Outside Java that Grow More Consistently

A number of provinces outside Java, such as Central Papua, Lampung, and South Kalimantan, showed consistently higher economic growth rates.

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1 Minute
By: Zikrina Ratri

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