How is the need for infrastructure project funding being addressed by the financial services sector?
How is the need for infrastructure project funding being addressed by the financial services sector?
The Indonesian rupiah slumped for most of 2018, but with the currency enjoying a comeback against key global currencies such as the US dollar in early 2019, the authorities appear to have warded off a major threat to growth. The policy decisions of 2018, including monetary policy and import replacement, affirmed a sense of long-term economic...
Indonesia, one of the richest countries in natural resources with extensive oil, gas and solid mineral deposits, is also one of the largest global economies. In 2017 the economy passed the $1trn mark, making it the 16th-largest in the world. Its growing middle class, emphasis on industrialisation and services, and drive to improve...
Indonesia has made significant progress in expanding trade relationships with two major trade partners under the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA) and the Indonesia-European Free Trade Association Comprehensive Economic Partnership (IE-CEPA), with both deals set to reduce trade barriers and provide new...
Foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into Indonesia reversed a five-year trend in 2018 when they contracted for the first time in five years, with total estimated FDI inflows estimated to be down nearly 9% year-on-year. The country is facing several challenges as it seeks to boost investment – outward investment from China has been slowing...
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