Moody's projects that Indonesia's average economic growth in 2024-2025 will remain at its pre-pandemic level of around 5 percent. This average is higher than that of other Baa-rated countries, at 3.0 percent.

Gibran's disqualification potential is estimated to be slim, although it could still occur. A more likely scenario is that the Constitutional Court orders a rerun of votes in several regions or areas.

Oxford Economics analysis suggests that the success observed in the nickel industry may not translate to other minerals.

Indonesia's government plan to divest BSI shares to global investors aims to establish a prominent Shariah bank. Yet, the offer for minority shareholding may raise doubts among investors.

The Constitutional Court has received written opinions from over ten parties in the amicus curiae position. A phenomenon never before witnessed in previous presidential election disputes.

The National Energy Council recommends the president promptly instruct ambassadors worldwide to lobby the countries where they are stationed to secure oil supplies.

Automotive manufacturers are considering cutting production in response to the ongoing market downturn.

President Joko Widodo has requested Apple be involved in a smart city project in Indonesia's new capital, Nusantara. What's the plan?

With renewed inflationary pressures on the horizon, the prolonged high-interest-rate regime is expected to persist, sparking concerns about its ramifications on global demand and industrial performance.

The government and Bank Indonesia are devising strategies to prevent further rupiah depreciation, including expanding currency swap agreements with countries that supply raw materials for domestic industry.