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Toyota to import US-made cars after Trump complaint
Companies 8 months ago

Toyota to import US-made cars after Trump complaint

The US president has imposed painful import tariffs on countries around the world in an attempt to boost his country's manufacturers and reduce its colossal trade deficit.
Local demand keeps RI factories humming as exports lose steam
Economy 9 months ago

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Local demand keeps RI factories humming as exports lose steam

The Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) report published by S&P Global on Monday shows the index rising to 53.3 in November, up from 51.2 the preceding month.
Combating illegal imports of manufactured products
Economy 9 months ago

Combating illegal imports of manufactured products

The consequences of illegal imports for domestic manufacturing are profound, ranging from the disruption of fair competition to workforce layoffs.
Manufacturing PMI ticks up on rising new orders
Economy 10 months ago

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Manufacturing PMI ticks up on rising new orders

Factory activity in Indonesia saw a modest improvement in October thanks to rising new orders, purchasing activity and employment, according to a monthly survey published by S&P Global. 
When job hugging becomes a way of survival
Academia 11 months ago

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When job hugging becomes a way of survival

The measure of development success should not stop at lower unemployment, it also must include the improvement of job quality.
Furniture makers expect decline in orders under new US tariffs
Economy 11 months ago

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Furniture makers expect decline in orders under new US tariffs

Local furniture makers and exporters are expecting US orders to decline over the next three to six months in light of additional duties on wood products that are set to take effect on Jan. 1.
Exports of manufactured goods push trade surplus to highest in years
Economy 11 months ago

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Exports of manufactured goods push trade surplus to highest in years

Indonesia has achieved the highest trade surplus in years thanks to soaring exports of manufactured goods as traders sought to place orders ahead of rising United States import tariffs.
Shifting gear to growth with stability mode
Economy 11 months ago

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Shifting gear to growth with stability mode

The country needs a balanced approach to growth that incorporates innovation, development and investment in targeting key value-added sectors to not just catch up with its regional peers, but to achieve its overarching goal in the Golden Indonesia 2045 vision.
The effectiveness of special economic zones in driving economic growth
Economy 1 year ago

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The effectiveness of special economic zones in driving economic growth

Last year, only seven of the 22 SEZs exceeded their investment targets, including Nongsa in Batam, Kura Kura in Bali and Kendal in Central Java.
US tariffs leave footwear firms between rock and hard place
Economy 1 year ago

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US tariffs leave footwear firms between rock and hard place

Cost competitiveness is a key concern as local footwear producers face dual pressures from both the regional and domestic markets, as well as a potential influx of cheaper goods from China, industry groups say.

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