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Indonesia economic outlook: growth targets and industrialism

24 clusters · 64 sources · last updated

Latest: Indonesia expands industrial focus on fisheries and halal production

Indonesia is pursuing high economic growth to escape the middle-income trap, with officials emphasizing the need for potentially double-digit growth to transition into a developed nation. Minister of Home Affairs Muhamma

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Indonesia fuel subsidy and food price updates

63 clusters · 118 sources · last updated

Latest: Pertamina fuel prices and MSME support programs in Indonesia

Indonesia’s fuel subsidy and food-price dynamics continued to shift through late September 2026. In the energy sector, Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto and Minister of Energy and Mineral Reso

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Indonesia MSME support and export development

14 clusters · 33 sources · last updated

Latest: Indonesian authorities launch export support for Palu MSMEs

The Indonesian government and private sectors are advancing initiatives to support micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), with an increasing focus on female entrepreneurs, digital independence, and expanded capita

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Indonesia palm oil industry strategic development

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Latest: Senegal seeks to expand oil palm production with Indonesia

Projections indicate that palm oil could meet approximately 60 percent of the global demand for vegetable oils by 2050, driven by population growth, rising incomes, and industrialization. Total global requirements for ve

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Singapore market volatility and Indonesian economic trends

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Latest: Indonesia records July trade surplus amid manufacturing export growth

In early August 2026, Singapore’s Straits Times Index (STI) faced pressure due to plunging oil prices, which fell to US$78.44 (Brent) and US$74.70 (WTI) following US-Iran diplomatic progress. While regional peers like In

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