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Economy 3 years ago
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Local industries cut staff, spending as global slowdown begins to hurt
Tens of thousands of jobs lost in West Java alone are a stark reminder that Indonesia is far from immune to global economic turmoil as exporters report plummeting orders from the United States and Europe.
Economy 3 years ago
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FDI growth highest in decades, but outlook ‘bleak’
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.
Economy 3 years ago
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Executive Column: JP Morgan positive on Indonesia’s outlook in volatile markets
The world economy had just gained some breathing space after two years of pandemic restrictions, only to be thrown into disarray again by high inflation, forcing authorities around the world to embark on a course of unprecedented monetary tightening.Filippo Gori, CEO of JP Morgan Asia-Pacific, spoke with The Jakarta Post’s Vincent Fabian Thomas and Mark Lempp on June 17 to discuss challenges in the global economy, capital market and banking industry.
Companies 3 years ago
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Third of Indonesian firms at ‘significant risk’ if Ukraine crisis escalates: Moody’s
In case of a global recession and a more severe “liquidity squeeze,” Moody’s Investors Service anticipates risks to more than a quarter of the firms it rates in the Asia-Pacific region – and a third in Indonesia.
