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Indonesia’s 3% deficit cap: guardrail or growth barrier? (opens the original)
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As lawmakers weigh lifting the statutory deficit ceiling, economists warn of downgrades and higher borrowing costs Supporters argue that greater room to borrow and spend would let Southeast Asia’s largest economy invest its way towards Prabowo’s target of 8 per cent annual growth by 2029. Economists counter that weakening the rule could push up borrowing costs and dent investor confidence. At issue is the mandatory ceiling that has long limited the budget deficit to 3 per cent of gross domestic
Indonesia to continue buying Russian oil despite ‘real risk’ of US penalties (opens the original)
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Analysts say Jakarta made the ‘right decision’ for the country’s energy security but urge dialogue with Washington to maintain transparency On Friday, US President Donald Trump signed into law an act that would give him authority to impose sanctions on Russia and slap tariffs of up to 100 per cent on the top five buyers of Russian crude oil, gas and military equipment, or countries that help Moscow evade sanctions. The legislation, named the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2
How wildfires are threatening Indonesia’s economy and carbon market (opens the original)
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Total economic and health costs from January to August as a result of the haze could reach US$6.9 billion, analysts warn A health crisis is also in the offing. Data from the Indonesian health ministry last month showed that acute respiratory infection cases topped 15.6 million from January 1 to August 20 this year. The ministry recorded 400,000 new respiratory infection cases per week at the height of the dry season between the end of July and the beginning of August.
Who will shoulder the debts behind Indonesia’s China-backed Whoosh railway? (opens the original)
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Jakarta plans to transfer the US$56.5 million annual debt into state accounts as critics warn taxpayers will subsidise the losses The government has argued that the burden is manageable after the debt was restructured over 80 years, requiring annual instalments of about 1 trillion rupiah (US$56.5 million). But the plan has also raised concerns that taxpayers are being left to subsidise a project that has strained state firms after its budget ballooned from an initial US$6.02 billion to about US$
Wildfires threaten Indonesia’s new capital as carrier ordered in (opens the original)
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The president has ordered water-bombing drones and an aircraft carrier to Kalimantan as 400 hectares burn near Nusantara The Southeast Asian nation is battling what officials call its most intense wildfire season in 11 years. Nearly 202,000 hectares (499,000 acres) of forest and peatland have been razed nationwide from January to June, according to Sipongi, the Indonesian forest ministry’s monitoring platform. Sipongi data shows more than 14,000 hotspots were recorded between August 1 and Septem
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