Indonesia has impressive potential for geothermal power. However, the country struggles to tap the potential of this renewable energy source. Not only does it prove difficult to encourage investment ...

Looking at the stock and financial markets in recent weeks, the world is feeling the heavy consequences of this situation, with uncertainty taking levels the world has rarely seen before. This is ...

The ceramics industry is an important one for the Indonesian economy, and is one that has significant potential as per capita ceramic consumption is still low in Indonesia. Due to widespread (near) ...

As expected, Indonesian consumer prices rebounded in March 2025 after Southeast Asia’s largest economy had experienced two straight months of significant deflation in January and February 2025 (see ...

Indonesia is a mixed market economy comprising state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and large private business groups. The ...

On Tuesday (08 April 2025) the stock market reopened in Indonesia after the long Idul Fitri holiday. And so, it was the first time investors could respond to global turmoil that occured after US ...

The agricultural sector plays an important economic role for Indonesia as this sector generates jobs (thus incomes) for dozens of millions of Indonesians, delivers much-needed staple food crops (that ...

Markets in Indonesia were closed for the national Idul Fitri holiday (the festivities that mark the end of the Ramadan month) between 28 March and 7 April 2025, meaning they haven't digested the ...

This month, our report is completed at a time when Indonesian society is celebrating Idul Fitri, the festivities that mark the end of the holy Ramadan month (the fasting month for Muslims). In fact, ...

Recently, the revision of Law No. 34 of Year 2004 on the Indonesian National Armed Forces (Tentara Nasional Indonesia, or TNI) that was passed by Indonesia’s House of Representatives (DPR) in a ...

The ceramics industry is an important one for the Indonesian economy, and is one that has significant potential as per capita ceramic consumption is still low in Indonesia. Due to widespread (near) ...

The Flyover Roads project in Jakarta is an ambitious government project that aims to reduce traffic congestion in parts of Jakarta. First drilling began in 2010 and the project was finished in 2014.