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Indonesia's Finance Minister announced that the government expects to raise energy subsidy spending by approximately <strong>100 trillion rupiah</strong> this year due to rising oil prices. A work-from-home policy has also been revealed to promote energy consumption efficiency.
The Indonesian government has announced an increase in its energy subsidy budget by <strong>90 to 100 trillion rupiah</strong> to address the global energy crisis exacerbated by tensions among <strong>the United States, Israel, and Iran</strong>. This announcement was made by Finance Minister <strong>Sri Mulyani Indrawati</strong> during a press conference in <strong>Jakarta</strong>.