Indonesia’s special economic zones draw Rp46 trillion through September
Investment reached approximately 67 per cent of the Rp69.1 trillion full-year target, with 53,190 jobs generated, government figures show.
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Investment reached approximately 67 per cent of the Rp69.1 trillion full-year target, with 53,190 jobs generated, government figures show.
The ringgit also fell against the yen, pound and euro, while recording gains against most ASEAN currencies.
Declining counters outnumbered gainers 410 to 198, with S$1.6 billion worth of securities traded.
Quarterly revenue slipped 0.3 per cent, with the trust attributing the decline mainly to weaker advertising income at Elite Pavilion Mall.
The Indonesian index finished at 5,387.91 as investors watched Bank Indonesia policy and MSCI’s review of the country’s market classification.
Malaysia’s Transport Ministry will consider an application to restart operations only after full repayment, Anthony Loke said previously.
S&I Ratings put banks’ average third-quarter coupon at 8.85%, above the 8.7% peak recorded in 2022.
Customs says the checks will delay clearance and increase importers’ costs, while a possible ban on metal and rubber scrap remains under consideration.
Non-oil trade between the countries reached approximately US$6.5 billion in 2025, a 25 per cent increase from 2024, according to a joint statement.
Indonesia has verbally accepted Malaysia’s offer of firefighting help, but deployment still awaits authorisation, the environment minister said.