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Economy 2 weeks ago
PREMIUM
Barter to reduce forex risks in cross-border trade, govt hopes
Avoiding use of the US dollar, Indonesian companies recently signed countertrade deals with Philippine business partners worth $350 million. Jakarta encourages cross-border barter as a way to tackle exchange rate risks, but the measure will do little to help the ailing rupiah, experts note.
Economy 1 month ago
PREMIUM
Bulog warns of tightening supply of subsidized cooking oil
State logistics agency Perum Bulog has warned of limited availability of subsidized cooking oil Minyakita in several regions, citing a lack of fresh supply from producers as a key constraint in getting the product to traditional markets.
Interview 1 month ago
PREMIUM
RI seeks new suppliers, export markets as tensions mount: Trade minister
Trade Minister Budi Santoso sat down with The Jakarta Post’s Maudey Khalisha to discuss how the government is navigating challenges to maintain export performance due to the Iran war and rising protectionism.
Regulations 8 months ago
PREMIUM
Govt hails WTO ruling for Indonesia in steel dispute with EU
In its ruling published on Oct. 2, the WTO has ruled in favor of Indonesia in its stainless steel dispute with the EU after finding that Brussels's countervailing measures were inconsistent with the trade body's SCM Agreement.
Regulations 8 months ago
PREMIUM
RI chides EU over refusal to accept WTO biofuel ruling
The government has lambasted the European Union’s decision to appeal a World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling supporting Indonesian biodiesel exports, arguing that the move went against the spirit of freshly elevated economic ties.
