Market Pulse, edisi : TE2703 - Jokowi Returns - Magz TEMPO

Prabowo retreated from two policies that alarmed investors. But restoring market confidence will require more than a tactical compromise.

Indonesia’s economy grew 5.29 percent in the second quarter. But for many households, the question remains: in this economy?

A governor can be replaced. Lost policy credibility is far harder to restore.

Bank Indonesia finds a new way to defend the rupiah. The official policy rate is no longer the market’s only benchmark.

S&P’s reaffirmation failed to lift market sentiment. Investor behavior has changed.

A range of economic indicators is flashing warning signs for the Indonesian economy. Many problems persist, with no visible efforts to address them.

Indonesia risks squandering years of hard-won financial credibility. One controversial law could prove far more costly than any capital it attracts.