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View all search resultsMany believe the current FDI policies have resulted in foreign investors controlling a noteworthy portion of the nation’s strategic assets, especially in sectors such as energy and mineral resources, infrastructure and transportation.
Indonesia posted solid growth in realized investment for the first quarter of 2023 and has almost reached a quarter of the government’s full-year target, but some observers say the approaching election campaign could give investors pause.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) jumped 63.6 percent annually to Rp 168.9 trillion (US$10.81 billion) in this year’s third quarter, hitting a multi-decade high, but a global economic slowdown casts a dark shadow over next year’s outlook, the government has cautioned.
Japan’s consistent trade deficits and weakened yen may mean Japan can no longer finance large investments in portfolio, development assistance and foreign direct investment (FDI) in other countries, including Indonesia.
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