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The Jakarta Statistics Agency reported that data from the economic census will aid entrepreneurs in planning for expansion and discovering new opportunities. This initiative aligns with the city's goal of becoming a global hub by 2045.
The DKI Jakarta provincial government has called on all industrial sector players to actively participate in the 2026 Economic Census. This initiative aims to enhance the city's status as a global capital by gathering accurate data to support future economic planning.
European markets are set to resume activity following the Easter holiday, with investors closely watching Iran's response to President Donald Trump's deadline regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Any escalation or de-escalation in this context could significantly impact energy markets.
The Spanish Ministry of Economy reported a significant decline in foreign direct investment, which fell by <strong>21.8%</strong> to <strong>30.76 billion euros</strong> in 2025, marking the lowest level since 2021. This decline comes despite expectations of increased European funds boosting investment flows into Spain.
The Bank Indonesia representative office in Borobudur announced the significance of applying the Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP) model as a strategic tool for analyzing regional economic policies. This announcement comes amid increasing global economic challenges.
The Indonesian Central Statistics Agency has announced its readiness to employ <strong>116,000 employees</strong> for the 2026 Economic Census, a crucial step for collecting economic data in the country. This census is expected to take place in 2026, highlighting the importance of accurate data in economic planning.
Global markets enter a critical week as they await economic data revealing the war in Iran's impact on various sectors. Investors are closely monitoring changes in fuel prices and inflation.