Indonesia

Danantara Indonesia launches natural resources processing projects worth US$7 billion

The projects are among the government’s 18 priority projects in the natural resources processing sector

Gold prices nosedived earlier this week.

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Indonesia's rupiah weakened towards the key psychological level of 17,000 per US dollar in January.

Indonesia assets slide as Moody’s ratings cut hurts sentiment

The resulting sell-off in assets points to investors reassessing the country’s investability, fiscal trajectory and policy direction

President Prabowo Subianto (right) says that the deal reflects the relationship between the two countries.

Indonesia signs security pact with Australia

The South-east Asia country has a non-aligned foreign policy, pledging friendship with any country without joining any formal military bloc

Kopi Kenangan co-founder and CEO Edward Tirtanata says the group is considering expansions into new markets such as Taiwan and the Middle East.
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The outlook downgrade is another blow to Prabowo, whose reign has been tumultuous, unsettling businesses and markets.

Moody’s warning puts Indonesia’s policy choices under scrutiny

Analysts expect the lower rating outlook could drag the rupiah down and spur foreign outflows from sovereign debt

Moody’s said the shift to a negative outlook from stable reflected risks to policy effectiveness and signs of weakening governance.

Indonesia will ensure risks are managed after Moody's ratings outlook cut

[JAKARTA] Indonesia’s government will ensure all potential risks are managed during an economic transformation to lift growth, its finance ministry said on Thursday (Feb 5) after Moody’s cut the ratin...

Indonesia richest tycoon Prajogo Pangestu presides over 84% of shares in mining firm Petrindo Jaya Kreasi, and has a 68% direct and indirect stake in Barito Renewables.

MSCI pressure mounts on billionaire-held Indonesia shares

Investors have for years complained that the country’s biggest firms are thinly traded and held by tycoons