Consumers are cutting back on purchases as prices surge, while farmers face losses of up to Rp14,000 per bird due to an oversupply of chicken in the Jabodetabek region. This report exam...
Global geopolitical tensions are disrupting energy and food supplies, creating significant challenges for Indonesia's economic stability, consumer purchasing power, and corporate invest...
Long queues at gas stations for subsidized fuel are more than a logistical issue; they highlight the economic struggles of low-income households. This article explores how these queues...
While national economic growth is often viewed as a sign of prosperity, it does not always translate into job security for the workforce. This article explores the disconnect between ri...
Income elasticity reveals that Indonesian households prioritize different protein sources as their purchasing power fluctuates. While beef is often the first item removed from shopping...
A prolonged period of tight global labor markets and low unemployment is keeping inflation above central bank targets. While Indonesia remains relatively stable, it must remain vigilant...
While Indonesia's non-oil and gas manufacturing sector grew by 5.32% in the second quarter of 2026, a contraction in the Manufacturing PMI signals potential headwinds. Experts emphasize...
Despite annual minimum wage increases, Indonesia's middle class continues to shrink as rising living costs and debt burdens outpace income growth. From factory workers to gig-economy dr...
This article examines the narrative surrounding Gen Z's productivity, analyzing the challenges of youth unemployment, the prevalence of informal labor, and the systemic issues within th...
The September 2026 APBN KiTa report highlights a resilient fiscal performance, demonstrating how the state budget continues to drive economic growth while providing essential protection...
