Indonesia economy

Many of the Indonesian leader's economic decisions seem better with the benefit of hindsight.

A conversation with Keith Loveard about inequity and his latest book.

While trade is important as countries seek to bounce back from COVID-19, you need to poke a little deeper to get a full picture of the current account.

The company's primary goal is not to make a profit for the Indonesian state.

Blessed with abundant nickel deposits, the nation hopes to position itself as a global hub of electric vehicle production.

In breaking through old bottlenecks, Indonesia's president has blurred the lines between the state and private enterprise.

It is worth questioning the dictum that central banks should occupy their own autonomous policy space.

Rising U.S. bond yields have prompted fears of capital flight from Southeast Asian economies. How serious is the threat?

Money markets could bring great benefits to the country's economy, alongside an injection of systemic risk.

Corruption within state-run enterprises threatens to tarnish the country's mixed development model.

The announcement comes as confirmed COVID-19 infections continue to spike across the archipelago.