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Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa

Person · Minister · Indonesia · 355 dispatches indexed · last seen Aug 24, 2026
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Geopolitical Economics
Finance Ministry to take 60 pct stake in Jakarta-Bandung HSR operator

Indonesia's Finance Ministry will acquire a 60 percent stake in the Jakarta-Bandung high-speed rail operator from a state consortium by September, transferring operational control to special mission vehicles under ministry oversight to separate the service's debt from the state budget.

ANTARA News - Latest Indonesia News · Aug 6
Geopolitical Economics
Indonesia economy resilient, projected to grow up to 6 percent: KSSK

Indonesia's Finance Minister projects the economy will grow up to 6 percent in 2026, with Q2 growth moderating to 5.4 percent due to external uncertainties, but momentum expected to resume in the second half through coordinated policy stimulus and targeted incentives.

ANTARA News - Latest Indonesia News · Aug 3
Geopolitical Politics
Prabowo: This Indonesian Nation is Naive

President Prabowo Subianto says Indonesia is a naive nation often taken advantage of by dishonest parties.

Tempo.co Berita Nasional Terbaru Indonesia Hari Ini · Jul 12
Geopolitical Economics
Indonesia’s President Nominates Central Bank Deputy as New Governor

Indonesia's president has nominated the central bank's deputy governor to lead the institution, marking a significant leadership transition at the monetary authority responsible for managing the nation's economic policy and financial stability.

thediplomat · Aug 11
Geopolitical Economics
Why Indonesia's first Panda Bond is bigger than it looks

Indonesia issued its first 7 billion yuan Panda Bond in July 2026, raising approximately $1.033 billion across two tranches, diversifying sovereign debt sources amid global economic volatility and signaling strong institutional confidence in the country's macroeconomic stability.

ANTARA News - Latest Indonesia News · Aug 5
Geopolitical Economics
Indonesia's financial sector resilient amid global volatility: KSSK

Indonesia's Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa stated that coordinated policy among financial authorities shielded the domestic economy from external volatility in Q2 2026, maintaining resilience through steady growth and robust fundamentals despite geopolitical conflicts and global market pressures.

ANTARA News - Latest Indonesia News · Aug 3
Geopolitical Economics
Indonesia to issue Panda Bonds to reduce US dollar reliance

Indonesia's Finance Minister announced the government will issue approximately one billion dollars in Panda Bonds denominated in Chinese yuan, reducing dollar dependency through local currency transactions with China while strengthening the rupiah and diversifying funding sources away from traditional dollar-based global markets.

ANTARA News - Latest Indonesia News · Jul 23
Geopolitical Economics
Indonesia unveils plan for world-class international financial hub

Indonesia's Finance Minister announced the PFII Bill to establish a world-class international financial center complementing domestic systems, aiming to attract foreign investment, support eight percent annual growth, and create jobs while maintaining national sovereignty and legal integrity.

ANTARA News - Latest Indonesia News · Jul 21
Geopolitical Economics
Why Indonesia's EV push is about more than just electric cars

Indonesia accelerates electric vehicle adoption through government incentives and nickel processing, strengthening energy security while reducing oil import dependence amid geopolitical conflicts and rising fuel prices.

ANTARA News - Latest Indonesia News · Jul 9
Geopolitical Economics
Indonesia's financial hub aims to attract long-term foreign investment

Indonesia's government established a financial hub to attract long-term foreign direct investment, reducing capital market volatility while strengthening the real economy and supporting national growth, with parliamentary passage scheduled for July 21.

ANTARA News - Latest Indonesia News · Jul 21
Geopolitical Economics
Indonesia, Singapore say key oil passage will remain 'accessible'

Indonesia and Singapore pledged Monday that the Strait of Malacca, handling 29 percent of global maritime oil flows, will remain open and accessible, countering Iran's new transit fees on the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing West Asia conflict tensions.

The Hindu · Jul 7