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Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati has forecast the national economic growth in 2021 to lie within the range of ...

Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, Airlangga Hartarto, has revised Indonesia’s third-quarter economic ...

Indonesia’s economic growth is likely to dip below 4 percent in the third quarter in the wake of the emergency ...

Indonesia’s state budget recorded a deficit of 1.72 percent of the GDP (gross domestic product), or 283.2 ...

Jakarta’s daily COVID-19 infections hit yet another record, with 9,271 cases reported on Saturday, the highest ...

The Jakarta provincial government has placed a temporary ban on performing Friday prayers in red zones for Muslims ...

The Indonesian economy will grow just 2-4 percent in the second quarter of 2021 owing to the recent spike in COVID-19 ...

The number of people using the commuter line in Jakarta fell on Wednesday, the second day of public movement ...

The Indonesian Health Ministry accentuated the necessity for adequate tuberculosis prevention therapy (TPT) to ...

 Jakarta, Indonesia's capital city, has witnessed records in terms of the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases ...

Economic liquidity, or broad money (M2), throughout May 2021 remained stable, reaching Rp6,994.9 trillion, or 8.1 ...

The Jakarta provincial government has administered 4,574,139 COVID-19 shots to local residents as of Thursday under the ...

Trade Minister Muhammad Lutfi has predicted Indonesia’s digital economy will grow eight-fold from Rp632 trillion ...

The realization of investment in the electricity sector reached US$1.82 billion (Rp26.19 trillion) in the first quarter ...

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Indonesia’s 64.2 million micro, small, and medium scale enterprises (MSMEs) have contributed Rp8,573.89 trillion, ...