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Popular discontent is justified. Authoritarianism is not the answer
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Third of Indonesian firms at ‘significant risk’ if Ukraine crisis escalates: Moody’s
Companies 4 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.
G20, heal thyself. They can’t lead themselves through COVID-19 crisis
Opinion 6 years ago

G20, heal thyself. They can’t lead themselves through COVID-19 crisis

An overview of the G20 countries is sobering. Many are so poorly governed that they have been utterly ineffective in containing the pandemic. 
Only cooperation can defeat impending global crisis
Opinion 6 years ago

Only cooperation can defeat impending global crisis

Since complacency and inadequate preparedness prevailed outside China until recently, the consequent global pandemic casts a dark shadow over the global economy. It, too, shall pass, but only with effective global cooperation.
Forbearance for debtors
Editorial 6 years ago

Forbearance for debtors

The fiscal stimulus from the Finance Ministry will help the hardest-hit sector of tourism and its related businesses, which are all labor-intensive, and protect the purchasing power of the poorest segment of the people.
Indonesia’s 2020 budget deficit may widen to 2.8 percent after tax shortfall: Indef
Business 6 years ago

Indonesia’s 2020 budget deficit may widen to 2.8 percent after tax shortfall: Indef

Indonesia’s 2020 state budget deficit may further widen to 2.8 percent of gross domestic product, much higher than the government’s target, as tax reforms are to result in lower revenue collection, economists say.
Viral economy downside
Editorial 6 years ago

Viral economy downside

Uncertainties surrounding vaccines will continue to add downside risks to the global economy, which is facing challenges from climate change, US economic stagnation, public discontent around the world and conflicts in the Middle East.
Mounting downside risks
Editorial 6 years ago

Mounting downside risks

Sri Mulyani rightly views defending the credibility of fiscal management as crucial amid the mounting global uncertainty to maintain market confidence in the country’s macroeconomic stability.
The world is muddling through another challenging year in 2020
Opinion 6 years ago

The world is muddling through another challenging year in 2020

In Asia, no country has escaped the US-China trade war, with growth in trade slowing and investments in limbo as the outlook becomes blurry. China is slowing.
Synergy, transformation, innovation
Opinion 6 years ago

Synergy, transformation, innovation

We are grateful that against a backdrop of global economic moderation, Indonesia has maintained a solid economic performance with a promising economic outlook.
BI cuts rate for fourth consecutive month, cites need to boost economy
Business 6 years ago

BI cuts rate for fourth consecutive month, cites need to boost economy

Bank Indonesia (BI) has cut the nation’s benchmark interest rate for the fourth month in a row to the lowest level in 17 months, citing the need to stoke economic growth amid rising global risks.

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