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Academia 1 month ago
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What new US investment rules mean for Indonesia's capital markets
The MSCI warning is not solely about IDX governance, it is amplified by the broader environment in which US fiduciaries may actively seek exit ramps from emerging market exposure that carries an additional compliance burden.
Academia 1 month ago
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The technocratic sunset: Institutional decay and the Rp 17,000 ‘vibe check’
As the rupiah stumbles past the 17,000-mark, Indonesia is facing a "vibe check" that no amount of political muscle can ignore. When nepotism shifts from a political exception to a bureaucratic rule, the resulting "Technocratic Sunset" threatens to transform a G20 economy into a fragile family office.
Academia 1 month ago
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Gold ETFs: Democratizing wealth amid price surges
Gold ETFs offer a modern solution to the strucutural hurdles of accessibility and liquidity as regards traditional gold investment in Indonesia, ensuring securty for all investors as they turn to safe-haven assets amid ongoing economic fragility.
Academia 1 month ago
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BLBI and the test of central bank’s independence under Prabowo
The failure to settle the BLBI scandal beyond doubt shows that the state has opted for accommodation over confrontation, appearing more fearful of unsetting entrenched economic elites than of losing public funds.
Academia 2 months ago
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Bulgaria welcomes the eurozone: How Indonesia can benefit
Bulgaria has finally completed its full integration into the euro area, a journey that began with its membership of the European Union in 2007. What does the full integration mean for this nature-rich, beautiful country in the Balkans, which borders the Black Sea, and how can this benefit Indonesia?
