EconomyIndonesia
Indonesia investigates suspected diversion of subsidised fuel to industry
Authorities are examining a Semarang case involving reports of 406,000 litres of B50 diesel being transported illegally by an oil barge.
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- EconomyPhilippines
Prices of about 204 essential goods to stay unchanged until end-2026
Manufacturers and retailers have agreed to maintain prices through December 31, according to Philippine Trade Secretary Cristina Roque.
- Banking & FintechIndonesia
Bank Mandiri profit climbs 20.7% to Rp45.5 trillion through third quarter
Corporate lending expanded 22% year on year to Rp700 trillion, while the bank's cost-to-income ratio declined.
- Trade & PolicyIndonesia
Indonesia to reassess gas exports ahead of petrochemical hub plans
The proposed East Kalimantan hub would use domestic gas as industrial feedstock, with the government seeking a more even spread of regional growth.
- Trade & PolicyIndonesia
Indonesia requires local MSMEs to supply free meal programme
The government is preparing village cooperatives to organise suppliers, but a microcredit interest reduction is not yet in force.
- EconomyIndonesia
Indonesia’s seventh-place economy ranking uses purchasing power parity
Coordinating Economic Affairs Minister Airlangga Hartarto said Indonesia ranks around 16th or 17th when measured by nominal GDP in US dollars.
- Banking & FintechIndonesia
Bank Mandiri lending rises 16% to Rp1,605.8 trillion
Deposits reached Rp1,750.2 trillion in September 2026, while corporate lending increased 22% from a year earlier.
Lee Biscuits to shut Johor factory by end-October
The 92-year-old biscuit maker may quit snack manufacturing and focus on assets including rubber and oil palm plantations, media reports say.
- MarketsIndonesia
Indonesia targets 15 per cent free float compliance in market reforms
Airlangga Hartarto says the government has until June 2027 to address issues raised in MSCI’s assessment, with exchange demutualisation also on the agenda.
- EconomyMalaysia
Malaysia’s poorest households see income buffer shrink to 1.8 per cent
Household spending rose faster than income, while KRI cautioned that its buffer measure excludes loan repayments, taxes and transfers.
