Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Ministry of Finance predicts that the 2022 state budget deficit (APBN) could reach 3.92% of gross domestic product (GDP). This figure is at least much lower than the initial assumption of 4.85% of GDP. Thus, the amount of cash debt withdrawn by the government will also be smaller, at Rp … Read more
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani revealed that the role of the financial sector in Indonesia is still faced with various challenges. The domestic financial sector has not even been able to support the needs of national development. Not surprisingly, in an effort to increase economic growth through national development, Indonesia still … Read more
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani revealed that the Covid-19 pandemic was under control. However, the risks to the global and Indonesian economy shifted, from health to geopolitics which triggered supply disruptions that caused inflation to soar. The former World Bank official also warned that this condition would have an impact on … Read more
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The government estimates that the 2022 state budget deficit (APBN) could reach 3.92% of gross domestic product (GDP). Much lower than the initial assumption, which is 4.85% of GDP. Thus, the amount of cash debt withdrawn by the government will also be smaller, at Rp 1,195 trillion. Indonesia survived the additional … Read more
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The crisis due to the Covid-19 pandemic, which has lasted for more than two years, has been relatively well passed by Indonesia. The wheels of the economy began to move again towards recovery in line with the handling of the pandemic conditions that were getting better. However, Finance Minister Sri Mulyani … Read more
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati opened her voice regarding Indonesia’s economic growth in the second quarter which reached 5.44%. This indicates that the Indonesian economy is in a good position. “We managed to achieve 5.44% economic growth,” said Sri Mulyani in the Soft Launching of the Book: Keeping Indonesia Safe from … Read more
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani Indrawati wants to provide justice for the Indonesian people in terms of taxation. Where the rich had to pay taxes, while the poorest were exempted and even given aid. Who are they? ADVERTISEMENT SCROLL TO RESUME CONTENT The first is people with incomes below IDR 4.5 … Read more
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Finance Minister Sri Mulyani said the ‘collapse of durian’ from soaring commodity prices brought non-tax state revenues (PNBP) to a record high this year. Sri Mulyani explained, PNBP originating from natural resources until the end of 2022 is projected to pass the target in Presidential Regulation 98/2022, which is Rp 481.6 … Read more
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The surge in international commodity prices gave Indonesia a blessing like a windfall. Not only for the state but also for the business world, especially in the mining and related fields. “Those who are often said to have economic capacity, especially those who are enjoying the commodity boom, have to pay … Read more
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta -Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani Indrawati said that the current government of President Joko Widodo would not compromise on cutting the digital transformation budget. Even though for 3 years the Covid-19 pandemic has suppressed the country’s economy. Therefore, Sri said the government had never cut the budget of the Ministry of Communication and … Read more