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Academia 1 month ago
PREMIUM
Indonesia’s oil shock response is a matter of a communication failure
Indonesia’s response to the 2026 oil shock is technically sound but narratively broken, leaving sound fiscal moves overshadowed by visible costs. To bridge this gap, the government must move beyond policy design and master the art of transparent, integrated communication to reclaim its credibility.
Academia 1 month ago
PREMIUM
Global oil shocks and fiscal pressures: Indonesia’s next crisis?
Indonesia’s fiscal resilience is facing a high-stakes stress test as rising global oil prices collide with rigid domestic spending. While a crisis is not yet inevitable, the narrowing gap between political commitments and economic reality suggests the window for decisive action is closing.
Regulations 2 months ago
PREMIUM
Govt mulls lifting deficit cap amid high oil price
The government says this year’s fiscal deficit may temporarily exceed the legal limit for the sake of maintaining economic growth should oil prices remain elevated for a prolonged period as the US-Israeli war on Iran rages on.
