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Economy 10 months ago
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Manufacturing activity inches up despite steep drop in orders
According to the latest S&P Global report, Indonesia’s manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) remained in contraction territory at 47.4 in May, albeit slightly improved from 46.7 in the previous month.
Economy 11 months ago
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Millions still without jobs despite drop in unemployment
The latest BPS report indicates that unemployment fell to a record low of 4.76 percent in February, but the KSPI and a think tank analyst have pointed to discrepancies with real conditions on the ground, especially regarding layoff data.
Economy 11 months ago
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Coffee, gold push up inflation to 1.95 percent in April
Higher demand for coffee and gold drove April's 1.95 percent rise in CPI, according to BPS, with the prices of the two commodities recording global highs in recent months due to external factors such as climate impacts and geopolitical tensions.
Academia 11 months ago
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Employed and exhausted, the silent struggle of the working majority
Many individuals find that to secure a higher salary, one that not only covers daily expenses but also allows for savings and improved living standards, they must sacrifice personal time and well-being.
Markets 11 months ago
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Indonesia's housing backlog rises to 15 million this year: Deputy Minister
Public Housing and Settlements Minister Fahri Hamzah said the backlog, which measures the gap between home demand and existing ownership, is estimated to have increased to 15 million from the previous 9.9 million to 12 million units in the past two years.
Jakarta 1 year ago
Lower public transportation use in February
The Jakarta branch of Statistics Indonesia (BPS) has recorded a drop in the number of passengers across different modes of transportation, including mass rapid transit (MRT), light rail transit (LRT) and the bus rapid transit (BRT) Transjakarta in February compared with January.
