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Asia & Pacific 5 months ago
Australia PM says war's economic shock will be felt for months
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese warned the economic shocks of the war in the Middle East would be felt for months and encouraged citizens to take public transport in a rare address to the nation on Wednesday.
Regulations 5 months ago
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Indonesia mulls WFH as fuel-saving measure amid Middle East conflict
As a result of the war between Iran and the US and Israel, global crude oil prices have increased to above US$100 per barrel, far exceeding the $70 per barrel assumption in the 2026 state budget, which may result in higher energy subsidies.
Regulations 6 months ago
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Fuel price hike in the cards if budget ‘can’t bear’ oil subsidy
Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa says the worst-case scenario of domestic crude averaging US$92 per barrel throughout the year could force the government to reduce fuel subsidies or cut spending elsewhere, such as on the free meals program.
Regulations 8 months ago
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Price gap, limited materials cloud biodiesel push
An aggressive biodiesel push could pile pressure on energy subsidies in the state budget due to fluctuations in palm oil prices and squeeze already limited feedstock supplies that are also crucial for other industries.
Archipelago 10 months ago
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Ombudsman calls for independent probe into reports of Pertalite-linked engine problems
As of Friday, nearly 300 reports of vehicle breakdowns potentially connected to Pertalite had been recorded across at least seven regencies and cities in East Java, 99 percent of which involved motorcycles.
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