Indonesia
Indonesia cement industry recovers from six-year slump
Indonesia cement industry recovers from six-year slump
Gross margins of the two top producers improved.
Is cash still king in ASEAN?
Card penetration for some countries fall below 50%, according to a study.
Indonesian economy to slow down despite pre-election spending
GDP growth is expected to slow down from 5.2% to 5%.
Indonesia's vehicle production growth accelerates to 5.8% in 2019
The car industry is boosted by strong demand from the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Thailand and Vietnam.
Sluggish sales bog down Indonesian real estate
Pre-sales are tipped to inch up by a measly 2.2% in 2019.
SEA GDP growth may slow to 5% in 2019: ICAEW
Singapore and Malaysia may see the biggest GDP hit, whilst Indonesia and Philippines will be relatively unscathed.
Possible Fed pause in late 2019 bullish for ASEAN: report
The Indian rupee, Indonesian rupiah and Thai baht could outperform the rest.
Southeast Asia's internet economy may exceed US$240b by 2025: report
E-commerce was the fastest growing sector in 2018 and is projected to reach US$100b in 2025.
Indonesia GDP growth dips to 5.17% in Q3
This has been driven by slower household consumption during the period.
Banks in emerging Asia wrestle for e-payments market share against telcos and online upstarts
Indonesian and Philippine banks may lose up to $3.8b and $1.3b respectively.
7 in 10 Indonesian banks threatened by ride-hailing firm Go-Jek
The app’s wide payment capabilities poses a risk to conventional banks.
Indonesia eyes tighter fintech regulations to curb loan shark activity
Fintech firms will be compelled to be registered with authorities.
Indonesia's GDP growth rose 5.07% to US$951m in 2017
This was driven by the information and communication industry.
Indonesia's GDP to grow 5.3% in 2018
This will be the highest GDP growth in Asia.
Indonesia's headline inflation rate falls to 3.9% in July
It’s been heading downwards for the past five months.
Indonesia cuts reverse repo rate to 4.5%
Lendings and deposit facility rates also fell by 25bps.
Indonesia's first trade deficit in 19 months hits US$271.2m
Blame an oil and gas deficit of US$604m.
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