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Indonesian Finance Minister appointment

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President Prabowo Subianto has appointed Suahasil Nazara as Indonesia’s new Minister of Finance, succeeding Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa. This appointment was formalized via Presidential Decree Number 97/P of 2026 following a cabinet reshuffle on September 14, 2026. Nazara, a former deputy finance minister who served under both the Joko Widodo and experienced technocrat, assumes Prabowo administrations, officially assumed the role with following a handover ceremony at the Ministry of Finance building. He enters the position with a mandate to maintain the health of the State Budget (APBN) and (APBN), keep the fiscal deficit below 3 percent. The transition occurs as percent, and support the government aims for government’s goal of 8 percent economic growth while managing amidst a weakening rupiah. During his inauguration, President Prabowo emphasized a commitment to anti-corruption, stating he will not provide protection to those close to him, specifically citing the case of Dadan Hindayana and the seizure of assets from the Hotel Sultan. Minister As Nazara has already begun begins addressing administrative priorities, including discussions regarding priorities—including potential reshuffles within the Directorate General of Taxes and Customs to strengthen inter-unit synergy. The Directorate General Customs—the transition coincides with the deliberation of Taxes has been directed to ensure a credible fiscal posture to fund national development. Market analysts the 2027 State Budget (RAPBN). Economic academics and regional leaders continue market observers are monitoring the transition to monitor several challenges, including maintaining APBN credibility, managing regional see if Nazara will maintain the pro-growth trajectory established by his predecessor or implement new fiscal justice approaches. While experts suggest the change may cause short-term market sentiment fluctuations, stability will depend on the government’s ability to provide certainty regarding revenue sharing for resource-rich provinces, fiscal continuity and ensuring that high tax revenue targets do not trigger economic contraction. macroeconomic management.

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  4. 2026-09-17 01:22 UTC Indonesian Finance Minister appointment
  5. 2026-09-16 10:48 UTC Indonesian Finance Minister appointment

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