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Economy 7 months ago

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Motorcycle sales skid in H1 due to weak demand, tougher credit

The Indonesia Motorcycle Show, scheduled for September, is expected to serve as a catalyst and lift overall industry sentiment.

Economy 7 months ago

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Malls are full, but shopping bags are empty

According to QRIS transaction data from Bank Mandiri, the Rojali-Rohana phenomenon is evident and reflects changing spending patterns within mall ecosystems.

Economy 9 months ago

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RI consumers trading down as economic strain persists

Turning to cheaper products is one way for shoppers to deal with reduced spending power, but economists warn that a downtrading trend could further undermine economic growth.

Consumer Insights 1 year ago

The year we spent more online: A look at 2024’s digital spending habits

Are we in control of our online spending, or are digital discounts and impulse buys quietly draining our wallets?

Companies 1 year ago

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Unilever Indonesia’s profit down 62% as sales slump

The local subsidiary of the consumer goods giant has attributed its profit slump to an 18 percent decline in third-quarter sales due to price instability affecting its distributors and reduced customer demand.

Opinion 5 years ago

How to move on from economic contraction

In the pursuit of an economic rebound, restoring confidence is essential. Economic contraction always disrupts welfare.

Lifestyle 5 years ago

How e-commerce safeguards Ramadan grocery spending amid COVID-19 pandemic

COVID-19 has triggered permanent behavioral changes.

Business 5 years ago

Consumers still shopping for Ramadan fashion despite reduced holiday spending

A recent survey has found that people are still planning to buy Islamic goods, clothing and shoes for the Ramadan season despite an overall decline in consumer spending caused by growing financial insecurity amid the pandemic.