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PT Mirae Asset Sekuritas Indonesia has announced its forecast for the Indonesian economy to grow by <strong>5%</strong> in <strong>2026</strong>, despite anticipated global economic slowdowns. This estimate comes amid complex economic conditions impacting global markets.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto recently inaugurated a new electric vehicle assembly plant in Majalengka, contributing to local economic growth and creating new job opportunities for residents. This factory marks a significant step towards achieving self-sufficiency in the electric vehicle sector.
The Indonesian province of Bangka Belitung recorded funding of <strong>456 billion rupiah</strong> in the first quarter of 2026, as part of government efforts to support small and medium enterprises. This initiative reflects the government's commitment to boosting the local economy.
The Secretary General of the Indonesian Democratic Party praised the rise in Yogyakarta's original revenue, expected to reach one trillion rupiah by 2025. This achievement aligns with the party's directives to enhance local financial stability.
The World Bank has released its projections for the Indonesian economy, estimating a growth rate of <strong>4.7%</strong> in <strong>2026</strong>, a slight decrease from previous forecasts. This comes amid various global influences impacting Indonesia's economy.
Pertamina, the Indonesian company, has facilitated 1,346 certificates for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) from January to March 2026. This initiative aims to support the local economy and enhance the competitiveness of these projects in the market.
The West Sumatra provincial government has announced the launch of a strategic investment map aimed at enhancing economic development in the region. This initiative is part of a comprehensive plan to support labor-intensive projects and improve living standards.
Authorities in Ambon, Indonesia, have announced the development of Batumerah Market into a comprehensive economic center. This initiative aims to boost commercial activity and improve living standards in the region.
On its 59th anniversary, PT Freeport Indonesia commemorated nine employees who lost their lives in unfortunate incidents over the past year. CEO Tony Winas expressed deep sorrow over the loss of these individuals.
The Vice Chairman of the Agriculture Committee in the South Kalimantan Parliament, H. Suribnu Smas, announced an ambitious plan to develop coconut farming in the region, covering 1,100 hectares by 2026. The project aims to boost the local economy and increase citizens' income.
Indonesian Central Bank Governor Perry Warjiyo announced that opportunities for lowering the benchmark interest rate have diminished due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. He emphasized that the central bank will work to stabilize the local currency amid challenging economic conditions.
Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI) announced it has secured financing worth <strong>1.65 trillion Indonesian Rupiah</strong> by February 2026, reflecting its commitment to support the small and medium enterprises (SMEs) sector in the country.
Indonesian Mandiri Bank has announced the issuance of global bonds worth <strong>$750 million</strong> on <strong>March 31, 2026</strong>. This move reflects global confidence in the bank's performance despite challenging economic conditions.
Indonesian Minister of Cooperation, Ferry Juliantono, confirmed that Islamic finance and the real sector will mutually grow, emphasizing the importance of enhancing financial literacy in rural areas. This statement was made during the closing of the 'Ramadan Celebration for Islamic Finance 2026' in Jakarta.
Wika Realty in Makassar has reported leasing hundreds of units in the Tamansari Skylounge project, with approximately 80% of available units rented. This rising demand is attributed to the project's strategic location near Sultan Hasanuddin Airport.
The head of Indonesia's Financial Services Authority, Darwisman, affirmed that geopolitical tensions in the Middle East will not impact the economy of West Java. He stated this during a press conference, emphasizing the stability of the local economic situation.
Southern Sumatra in Indonesia reported a monthly inflation rate of <strong>0.29%</strong> for March 2026, highlighting the economic challenges faced by the region. This price increase comes at a sensitive time requiring close monitoring by relevant authorities.
The Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture has confirmed that developing the palm oil industry is a key strategy for boosting the national economy and achieving energy independence. As the largest producer of palm oil in the world, Indonesia aims to shift its exports from raw materials to value-added products.
On Wednesday morning, Indonesia's Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) opened higher by <strong>101.03 points</strong>, or <strong>1.43%</strong>, reaching <strong>7,149.25 points</strong>. The LQ45 index, which includes <strong>45 leading stocks</strong>, also saw an increase of <strong>11.78 points</strong>, or <strong>1.65%</strong>.
A local market was held in the Moun's area of Jakarta, Indonesia, sponsored by the government to support citizens' purchasing power and increase sales for small and medium enterprises. The event saw wide participation from business owners who expressed gratitude for this initiative.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo has unveiled a comprehensive plan to convert all vehicles in the country to electric, aiming to enhance national budget efficiency. This initiative comes at a time when the use of electric vehicles in Indonesia is witnessing significant growth.
On Tuesday morning, the value of the Indonesian Rupiah saw a slight increase of 15 points, reaching <strong>16,987 Rupiah</strong> against the US dollar, compared to Monday's close of <strong>17,002 Rupiah</strong>. This improvement reflects relative stability in the currency market amid notable changes in the Indonesian economy.
Maximilianus Nico Dimos, research director at Pilar Mas Investment, reported that the Indonesian economy remains stable due to local consumption and government support. Despite external challenges, economic risks are still under control.
The Indonesian Businessmen Association (APINDO) emphasized the need for balanced economic policies targeting both supply and demand to tackle global economic and geopolitical challenges. This statement was made by the association's president, Shinta W. Kamdani, during a press conference in Jakarta.
Indonesia is grappling with increasing economic challenges due to global disruptions, particularly as oil prices reach record levels. The government is adopting new strategies to address these crises.
In February 2026, Indonesia recorded positive results in its exports, increasing compared to the previous month despite unstable global economic conditions. This performance reflects the country's ability to adapt to economic challenges.
The Chairman of the Industry Committee in the Indonesian Parliament, <strong>Saleh Bertawan Daula</strong>, urged startups to increase the level of local components in their production to strengthen the national economy. This statement was made during a visit to the <strong>PT. QJMotor</strong> factory in <strong>Bekasi</strong>, where he emphasized the need to raise the local component ratio from <strong>20%</strong> to <strong>60%</strong>.
Gold prices in Indonesia have seen a significant increase, rising by <strong>20,000 Rupiah</strong> to reach <strong>2,922,000 Rupiah</strong> per gram. The buying prices have also risen to <strong>2,637,000 Rupiah</strong> per gram, according to Logam Mulia.
The Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources announced a decrease in the reference price of Indonesian coal (HBA) to <strong>$99.87</strong> per ton in early April 2026, down from <strong>$103.01</strong> in March. This decline is attributed to global market fluctuations and geopolitical conflicts.
Data from Jakarta's statistics agency reveals that the city's exports in February 2026 reached <strong>$1.35 billion</strong>, marking a <strong>10.55%</strong> decrease compared to the same month last year. This decline is attributed to a drop in non-oil sector exports.