Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa

Indonesian lawmaker defends new bonds against money laundering concerns, citing effective safeguards.

Indonesia's Finance Ministry confirmed its Panda Bond issuance remains on schedule for late June or early July 2026, targeting initially US$1 billion in yuan-denominated debt to diversify financing and stabilize the rupiah amid regulatory approvals progressing smoothly.

Indonesia delays electric motorcycle incentive launch until next month for further review.

Indonesia will maintain fiscal stability in 2027 while funding key national programs.

Prabowo directs his cabinet to publicly disclose Indonesia's positive investment outlook to ensure transparency.

Indonesian vice chairman Sufmi Dasco Ahmad urged citizens to release held US dollars to stabilize the weakening rupiah, which hit a historic low of 18,201 per dollar in June 2026, citing strengthening government confidence and planned stabilization strategies.

President Prabowo meets with the National Economic Council to discuss economic issues.

President Prabowo Subianto meets with Muhammad Chatib Basri to discuss economic growth strategies.

Danantara prepares a low-yield rupiah bond sale amid weakening investor confidence in Indonesia's market.

Indonesia faces mounting pressure to deliver concrete policy measures after its rupiah weakened eight percent to become Asia's worst-performing currency this year, while stock markets tumbled thirty-nine percent, prompting analysts to demand fiscal discipline and macroeconomic stability beyond mere assurances.

Indonesia's central bank and finance ministry implemented emergency measures after the rupiah plummeted past 18,000 per dollar, threatening micro-businesses and low-income households through imported inflation while signaling willingness to cut spending programs to restore investor confidence.

Dasco leads a meeting with the government to evaluate the economy after the rupiah's value drops to 18,000 per US dollar.

Indonesia's Finance Minister will travel to China in June to promote Panda Bond issuance to investors, diversifying government financing sources and expanding the investor base beyond traditional funding channels.

Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa sees no need for government intervention in the Jakarta Composite Index amid a selloff.

President Prabowo Subianto says Indonesia's economic growth has not been evenly distributed among its people.

Prabowo distributes 1,098 cows for Idul Adha using state funds totaling Rp 100 million.

Seskab Teddy Indra Wijaya meets Alvin Sariaatmadja to discuss Indonesia's healthcare industry.

Indonesia's finance minister announced the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will establish a Jakarta office after securing $17 billion in project financing for long-term infrastructure development, streamlining communication and accelerating approval processes.

Indonesia approves a 40-year subsidized mortgage scheme to provide affordable housing financing for the public.

Indonesia's Finance Minister Purbaya projects Pertamax fuel prices will decline following anticipated US-Iran diplomatic breakthrough, expecting lower global crude oil prices to strengthen the rupiah, reduce borrowing costs, and boost economic growth to optimal levels.

Danantara's COO pledged transparency on investment data following President Prabowo's directive to boost public awareness of Indonesia's improving investment climate and strengthen investor confidence for sustainable economic growth.

President Prabowo Subianto meets with ministers at his residence to discuss investment and economic issues.

Indonesian President Prabowo reassured foreign investors of open market access while addressing speculation about his investment policy, emphasizing regulatory compliance and law enforcement to create fair business conditions and protect national interests.

Indonesia's central bank raised interest rates 25 basis points, strengthening the rupiah temporarily, but analysts say President Prabowo needs clearer fiscal policy and structural reforms to restore foreign investor confidence amid currency weakness and capital outflows.

Finance Minister targets a 2027 budget deficit of 1.8-2.4 percent of GDP.

Indonesia's stock market plummeted 39% in five months while bonds and the rupiah weakened sharply, prompting authorities to announce support measures amid investor concerns over fiscal discipline and economic policy consistency under President Prabowo's administration.

Indonesia's stock market plummeted over 35 percent in 2026 amid investor concerns about policy uncertainty under President Prabowo, currency weakness, and mounting fiscal pressures from rising oil prices and a widening corruption investigation.

Indonesia's finance minister says the country is not heading toward another 1998 economic crisis.

Minister denies plans to replace Finance Minister and Bank Indonesia Governor amid rupiah's decline.

The Indonesian government denies plans to replace Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa.

Joko Widodo did not attend the 2026 Pancasila birthday ceremony in Jakarta.

Satgas PRR is ready to assist ministries and agencies in accelerating 2026 recovery funds for Sumatra.

Indonesian government holds a coordination meeting to discuss post-disaster recovery in Sumatera.

President Prabowo Subianto meets with former economic officials to discuss past economic crises.

Indonesia declined an IMF emergency loan offer during April Spring Meetings in Washington, asserting its economy remained strong with nearly 25 billion dollars in reserves, making emergency financing unnecessary amid global uncertainty.

Finance Minister clarifies Patriot Bond protection only applies to invested funds, not owners' assets or businesses.

Indonesia's Finance Minister secured $17 billion in funding from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank during Beijing talks, reflecting international confidence in the nation's fiscal management and economic prospects while facilitating potential Jakarta office expansion.

German President Steinmeier visited Indonesia's President Prabowo to strengthen bilateral ties across business, energy, climate action, and democracy, with formal ceremonies and one-on-one talks advancing cooperation between the two nations.

President Prabowo ordered Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani to present positive economic data publicly, aiming to boost investor confidence and strengthen public optimism regarding Indonesia's investment prospects and economic growth amid global uncertainty.

Indonesia's government and lawmakers consider stimulus measures after a fuel price hike to help consumers absorb higher costs.

Chatib Basri denies discussing the finance minister position with President Prabowo.

Tiffany & Co. settles with the Indonesian government for $5.37 million over customs violations.

Indonesia's rupiah falls to a new low, pressuring the government to deliver concrete steps.

BEM UI will hold a national consolidation to address the country's economic and democratic conditions under President Prabowo Subianto.

Finance Minister Purbaya says Indonesia's economic fundamentals are solid despite rupiah and stock weakness.

BI and Finance Ministry synchronize policies to stabilize the rupiah exchange rate.

Indonesia's parliament passed sweeping financial law amendments redefining central bank autonomy, mandating Bank Indonesia support economic growth alongside stability while granting parliament binding performance evaluation authority, raising investor concerns about monetary policy independence.

President Prabowo Subianto leads the Pancasila Day ceremony in Jakarta.

The government is accelerating the disbursement of funds for post-disaster recovery in Sumatra.

Prabowo discusses various issues including the customs director general's bribery case and meets with economic officials from Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's era.