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slowdown

Editorial 3 years ago

Our external balance

Pressure on the rupiah will be generated more by the growing concern over a global economic recession, which is setting off negative investment sentiment in emerging economies like Indonesia and causing investors to move to safer places.

Lifestyle 5 years ago

How to maintain a slower pace of life after lockdown

Moving at a slower pace allows for feeling a stronger connection between body and mind, which can gradually open up mental space for deep reflection.

Entertainment 5 years ago

The economics behind album releases during a pandemic

As long as musicians position themselves as defenders of art, they can get away with holding back on album releases.

National 6 years ago

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Corona by the beach: Extra days off, cheaper tickets have Indonesians thinking vacation

Indonesian domestic carriers have cut airfares by up to 50 percent to 10 local tourist destinations. As a result, many across the country are now mulling over plans to go on vacation, coronavirus be damned.

World 6 years ago

Virus toll soars in locked-down Italy as pace slows in China

Locked-down Italy on Tuesday recorded its deadliest day of the novel coronavirus outbreak, as airlines halted flights and neighbouring countries clamped down on borders of the worst-hit country outside of China.

Business 6 years ago

BRI profits slumps as bad credit rises in 2019

State-owned lender Bank Rakyat Indonesia’s (BRI) profit growth slumped to its lowest level in two years.

Business 6 years ago

Housing sales down in Greater Jakarta in H1

Arief Raharjo, research director of Cushman and Wakefied Indonesia, said all indicators showed a significant drop in business, with average housing sales dropping to a range from 3.4 to 22.9 units per residential area.

Business 6 years ago

Slow revenue growth attributed to new tax refund policy

While tax revenues from the trade sector only grew 2.5 percent, tax refunds to it grew 41.3 percent yoy.

Business 6 years ago

China economy grows at slowest pace in 27 years as trade war drags on, more stimulus expected

China's trading partners and financial markets are closely watching the health of the world's second-largest economy as the Sino-US trade war gets longer and costlier, fuelling worries of a global recession.

Business 6 years ago

Tax revenue projected to reach only 88.9 percent of annual target

Slow economic growth cited as reason for slow growth in tax revenue collection.

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slowdown

Our external balance

How to maintain a slower pace of life after lockdown

The economics behind album releases during a pandemic

PREMIUM Corona by the beach: Extra days off, cheaper tickets have Indonesians thinking vacation

Virus toll soars in locked-down Italy as pace slows in China

BRI profits slumps as bad credit rises in 2019

Housing sales down in Greater Jakarta in H1

Slow revenue growth attributed to new tax refund policy

China economy grows at slowest pace in 27 years as trade war drags on, more stimulus expected

Tax revenue projected to reach only 88.9 percent of annual target

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Your Opinion Matters

Thank You

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Corona by the beach: Extra days off, cheaper tickets have Indonesians thinking vacation