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Japan's new PM Takaichi vows economic stimulus to fight inflation
Asia & Pacific 5 months ago

Japan's new PM Takaichi vows economic stimulus to fight inflation

Japan's newly elected Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said Tuesday that her government will draw up a stimulus package to address rising living costs.
'Juiced out' bonds pushing money elsewhere?
Academia 5 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.
North Sumatra's poverty rate rises, defying national trend
Archipelago 5 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 5 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.
BI must remain independent
Editorial 5 months ago

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BI must remain independent

A central bank mandated to achieve a government’s economic growth goals will blur the lines between monetary and fiscal policies.
The rupiah’s road home and Indonesia’s new economic currents
Academia 5 months ago

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The rupiah’s road home and Indonesia’s new economic currents

Cautious optimism for the fourth quarter suggests that the country can chart its course through uncertain seas by steering its way with greater resilience.
How to explain US’ 4 percent growth and no jobs
Academia 5 months ago

How to explain US’ 4 percent growth and no jobs

As we enter the final quarter of a turbulent 2025, one of the biggest puzzles of the moment is how the US economy is growing at almost 4 percent without creating any jobs.
Banks are flush with cash, but who will take the loans?
Academia 5 months ago

Banks are flush with cash, but who will take the loans?

Banking liquidity in Indonesia is abundant, but without market certainty the funds risk staying idle
Former navy top brass warns on inflation of generals in TNI
Society 6 months ago

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Former navy top brass warns on inflation of generals in TNI

There are 23 general-level officers posted in Riau Islands, 19 flag officers in the Indonesian Military (TNI) and four police generals.
Burden sharing: From emergency lifeline to fiscal dependence?
Academia 6 months ago

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Burden sharing: From emergency lifeline to fiscal dependence?

While the burden sharing scheme was an apt instrument during the COVID-19 pandemic, it now risks becoming a fiscal dominance policy, blurring the line between fiscal and monetary policy, accelerating depreciation, eroding market trust and undermining the central bank's independence.
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