Indonesia prepares shipping roadmap with targets for larger vessels
The government wants shipyards beyond Java and Batam to build larger vessels and is targeting 40 per cent domestic content in ship construction.
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The government wants shipyards beyond Java and Batam to build larger vessels and is targeting 40 per cent domestic content in ship construction.
The central bank expects global growth of approximately 3 per cent and inflation around 4.6 per cent, while warning of prolonged tight monetary conditions.
Conventional banks’ reserve requirement will drop to 7 per cent, while Islamic lenders will reach 5.5 per cent in December.
A revised incentive framework will take effect on 1 December 2026, with a ceiling of 5 per cent of banks’ third-party funds.
The Indonesian swimmer clocked 1 minute 3.07 seconds in the S12 final at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Para Games.
Gischa Zayana and Handayani won their individual finals, taking Indonesia's gold medal tally to seven and putting the team ninth overall.
The government is targeting around US$24 billion in tourism foreign exchange earnings in 2026, with promotion and transport links among its priorities.
Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil said discussions also examined how Malaysian films, animation and intellectual property could reach overseas audiences.
The government is easing doctors’ practice permits as it seeks to shift spending on overseas medical treatment to domestic facilities.
Bank Indonesia says the sandbox phase will begin in the fourth quarter of 2026, ahead of any further expansion.