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Indonesia Says Energy Supply Stable as Philippines Declares Emergency

Indonesia has maintained that its national energy supply remains stable despite mounting global disruptions linked to escalating tensions in the Middle East, even as neighboring countries begin taking

25 Mar 2026
Oil Prices Tumble After Trump Claims Iran Negotiation Breakthrough

Global oil prices dropped sharply after United States President Donald Trump claimed that discussions had taken place to end the conflict with Iran, although the statement was swiftly denied by Tehran

24 Mar 2026
This Week's Headlines (Mar. 14 - 20, 2026)

This Week: RI, Japan Ink Strategic Pacts on Critical Minerals, Nuclear Power, Indonesia’s Fishery Exports Reach IDR 16.7 Trillion as of March 2026 and Indonesians in South Korea Can Pay with QRIS

20 Mar 2026
Indonesia Eyes Russia and Brunei Oil Supplies as Government Maintains Energy Stability

Indonesia is exploring oil and gas imports from Russia and Brunei to secure energy supply and maintain price competitiveness, while ensuring domestic fuel, LPG, and electricity availability remains st

18 Mar 2026
BI Holds Interest Rate at 4.75% to Maintain Rupiah Stability Amid Iran–US Conflict

Bank Indonesia maintained its benchmark interest rate at 4.75% during the Board of Governors Meeting (RDG) held on March 16–17, 2026. The decision was taken amid weakening rupiah conditions, which had

17 Mar 2026
Indonesia’s Maritime Economy Enters 2026 With Growth Ambitions, but Security Still Shapes the Trade Outlook

Indonesia’s maritime sector enters 2026 contributing around 7% to GDP, alongside expanding shipping activity, transport services trade, logistics development, and maritime security.

13 Mar 2026

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DIHK WBO Fall 2025: Asia-Pacific Emerges as a Bright Spot for German Companies Abroad

German companies operating internationally are showing renewed confidence, with the Asia-Pacific region emerging as one of the more positive environments for business expansion, according to the AHK

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This Week's Headlines (Feb. 28 - Mar. 6, 2026)

In This Week’s Headlines: Indonesia to Boost Oil Storage; Govt Rolls Out Holiday Allowances Ahead of Idul Fitri; OJK Reassures Markets After Fitch Outlook Revision.

Fitch Revises Indonesia’s Outlook to Negative, Airlangga Calls Free Nutritious Meals a Long-Term Investment

Global rating agency Fitch Ratings highlighted Indonesia’s Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) program in its decision to revise the country’s debt outlook from stable to negative. Coordinating Minister

Indonesia Prepares for Oil Price Surge Amid Iran–US–Israel Conflict

Indonesia is preparing contingency measures to manage rising global oil prices and potential supply disruptions as conflict between Iran, Israel and the United States escalates, with officials warning

04 Mar 2026

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APINDO: Iran–U.S. Conflict Could Pressure Businesses Through Energy Surge and Inflation

The Indonesian Employers Association (APINDO) has warned that the escalating conflict between Iran and the United States involving Israel could put pressure on domestic businesses, particularly

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