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China vows to raise household consumption 'significantly'
Economy 3 months ago

China vows to raise household consumption 'significantly'

While China's economic goals for 2026-2030 further tilt toward tech innovation and industrial upgrades, policymakers promised more efforts to boost domestic consumption.
Securing the ASEAN economy in an oversecuritized world
Academia 3 months ago

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Securing the ASEAN economy in an oversecuritized world

Daily conversation in ASEAN now revolves around how to walk a fine line between avoiding overdependence and co-optation by any major power for their own agenda.
Are we in a financial bubble?
Academia 3 months ago

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Are we in a financial bubble?

Financial bubbles are notoriously difficult to define in real time – until the moment they burst.
Why Hong Kong Should Be Your Next Business Destination
Companies 3 months ago

Why Hong Kong Should Be Your Next Business Destination

Hong Kong and Indonesia, as key players in Asia, exemplify internationalism and openness, leveraging their unique strengths—Indonesia as ASEAN's largest economy and Hong Kong as gateway to Chinese Mainland and global markets —to foster greater economic complementarity and synergy.
'Juiced out' bonds pushing money elsewhere?
Academia 3 months ago

'Juiced out' bonds pushing money elsewhere?

The market mood of the moment is whether bubbles are being blown in riskier markets by loose fiscal and monetary policies that lift the inflation horizon for years to come.
Year zero
Editorial 3 months ago

Year zero

If hiccups, setbacks and public discontent in the past year can be any indication, we know that there is still much to be desired from how the Prabowo administration governs.
What the Nobel Prize says about Indonesia’s future growth
Academia 3 months ago

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What the Nobel Prize says about Indonesia’s future growth

Prosperity depends less on how much capital you pour in, and more on whether societies can generate and spread “useful knowledge.” 
North Sumatra's poverty rate rises, defying national trend
Archipelago 3 months ago

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North Sumatra's poverty rate rises, defying national trend

Misfaruddin of the North Sumatra BPS explained that the increase in the poverty rate in the province has partly been driven by rising market prices of essential commodities commonly purchased and consumed by the public.
The world’s $600 trillion balancing act
Academia 3 months ago

The world’s $600 trillion balancing act

Global wealth accumulation this century has far outstripped economic growth, and the performance of that US$600 trillion of savings over the next decade rests heavily on how the gap is closed, a productivity boost or sustained inflation.
Prabowo’s second year and the changing economic landscape
Academia 3 months ago

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Prabowo’s second year and the changing economic landscape

Prabowo’s populist, project-driven, fiscally expansionary approach has been unfolding in a fragile institutional setting.
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