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An economist from Airlangga University stated that Indonesia's budget remains resilient despite pressures from rising global energy prices. However, he warned that the government may need to make tough decisions to maintain financial stability.
The Indonesian Stock Price Index (IHSG) experienced a notable decline on Thursday morning, dropping by <strong>40.75 points</strong> or <strong>0.56%</strong>. This downturn is attributed to escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, prompting investors to closely monitor the situation's impact on global markets.
The Indonesian rupiah experienced a significant rise on Wednesday morning, increasing by 120 points to reach 16,985 rupiah against the US dollar. This surge follows the market's previous close at 17,105 rupiah per dollar, indicating an improvement in the currency's performance.
Josua Pardidi, head of the economics department at Permata Bank, stated that the future exchange rate of the Indonesian rupiah heavily relies on political developments between the United States and Iran. These comments come at a sensitive time marked by increasing global tensions.
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.
The Indonesia Stock Exchange opened today with a remarkable increase in its stock price index, with the IHSG index rising by 191.38 points, or 2.75%, reaching 7,162.41 points. This surge reflects improved investor sentiment.
Indonesian Cabinet Secretary Tedy Indra Wijaya announced ongoing discussions about a proposal to reduce ministers' salaries as part of the government's efforts to address current economic challenges. This proposal arises amid the difficult circumstances the country is facing.
The Indonesian Financial Services Authority (OJK) reported that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East has a limited direct impact on Indonesian banks. The exposure to non-resident entities in the region is minimal, but the authority warns of the need to monitor the global economic situation.
The Indonesian Ministry of Villages and Development has announced a new Japanese language training program aimed at improving living standards in rural areas. This initiative seeks to enhance job opportunities and increase household income.
This Thursday morning, the Indonesian rupiah saw a slight increase of one point, reaching <strong>16,982 rupiah</strong> against the US dollar. This rise follows its previous closing at <strong>16,983 rupiah</strong> in the last session, indicating some stability in the Indonesian currency market.
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 Financial Services Authority (OJK) reported a year-on-year increase of <strong>9.37%</strong> in bank loans, reaching <strong>8,559 trillion rupiah</strong> in February 2026. This growth reflects a significant rise in investment loans and financing directed towards corporations.
On Monday morning, the Indonesian rupiah dropped by 16 points, or 0.09%, reaching 16,996 rupiah against the US dollar. This decline is attributed to rising fears of escalating conflict in the Middle East and increasing oil prices.
The Indonesian Stock Price Index (IHSG) saw a slight decline this morning, dropping by 25.22 points to reach 7001.56 points. This drop comes as investors remain concerned about developments in the Middle East conflict, particularly between the United States and Iran.
Official data from the Indonesian Central Statistics Office indicates that the annual inflation rate in Indonesia reached 3.48% in March 2026, reflecting significant changes in the economy. This increase is attributed to notable rises in the consumer price index.
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>.
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.
Anggia Ermarini, Chair of the Economic Affairs Committee in the Indonesian Parliament, urged members of the National Awakening Party in Situbondo to address community issues arising from the volatile geopolitical situation in the Middle East. This call was made during a local party conference held last Saturday.
Indonesian Economic Coordinating Minister Airlangga Hartarto announced that President Joko Widodo's visit to Japan and South Korea successfully attracted investments totaling <strong>574 trillion rupiah</strong> (approximately <strong>39.8 billion USD</strong>). These investments span multiple sectors, including energy and technology.
This Thursday morning, the Indonesian Rupiah saw a slight increase of 0.01%, reaching 16,982 Rupiah against the US dollar, driven by a trade surplus of $1.27 billion in February 2026.
Indonesian Cabinet Secretary Tedy Indra Wijaya announced that President Prabowo Subianto's visit to Japan and South Korea resulted in an investment commitment of <strong>575 trillion rupiah</strong>, reflecting investor confidence in the Indonesian economy.
The ASEAN Food and Beverage Alliance, in collaboration with Oxford Economics, launched a new report in Jakarta emphasizing the importance of the agriculture sector in boosting Indonesia's economic growth. The report underscores agriculture's role in job creation and increasing investments.
Pertamina, the Indonesian company, announced the success of its Pertapreneur Aggregator program in supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs). One partner, 'Rending Gadih,' achieved sales of <strong>5.72 billion rupiah</strong> thanks to the program's support and guidance during a press conference in Jakarta.
Kitabangk Port in Indonesia has experienced a significant rise in logistics truck traffic following Eid al-Adha, as ASDP Indonesia Ferry implements measures to enhance traffic flow. This surge coincides with citizens returning to their hometowns after the holiday.
The Center for Economic Reform in Indonesia has revealed its inflation forecasts, expecting it to reach between 3.5% and 3.6% annually by March 2026, down from 4.76% in February. This decline is attributed to several factors, including electricity price cuts and the effects of Eid al-Adha.
The value of the Indonesian rupiah fell by 39 points, reaching 17,041 rupiah against the US dollar at the close of trading on Tuesday. This decline is attributed to rising global oil prices, particularly following recent events in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Indonesian rupiah experienced a slight increase on Tuesday morning, rising by 15 points to reach <strong>16,987 rupiah</strong> against the US dollar. This uptick follows comments from Federal Reserve Chair <strong>Jerome Powell</strong>, indicating no urgent need to raise interest rates.
The value of the Indonesian rupiah fell by 0.13% to 17,002 rupiah against the US dollar due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly following Houthi attacks on Israel. Experts warn that these events could lead to further instability in the markets.
The value of the Indonesian rupiah experienced a slight decline this morning, dropping by 0.01% to reach <strong>16,981 rupiah</strong> against the US dollar. This decline comes as global oil prices rise, increasing pressure on the Indonesian currency.
The Indonesian Stock Price Index (IHSG) saw a significant decline today, dropping by 76.53 points due to falling Asian markets. This downturn comes as investors express concerns over escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, prompting them to avoid high-risk assets.