This decision serves as a stimulus to accelerate economic growth, taking into account the tendency of the U.S. central bank, The Federal Reserve (The Fed), to also lower its interest rate (Fed Funds Rate/FFR).
Regional heads are expected to be more creative in exploring new sources of regional revenue (PAD) to cover deficits caused by reduced transfers from the central government.
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Several international institutions—including the IMF, World Bank, ADB, and OECD—have released outlooks for 2025–2026 that share a common theme: Indonesia’s economy is expected to slow.
Trump’s new trade tariffs present both challenges and opportunities for Indonesian businesses.
Statistics Indonesia (BPS) reported July 2025 inflation at 2.37% year on year—within the 1.5%–3.5% target range set by the Government and Bank Indonesia (BI).
Amid economic slowdown and global uncertainty, how should businesses strategize to survive and continue growing?
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