AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoConstitutional Court Challenge: Indonesian activists and rights groups filed a judicial review over a Danantara bond “immunity” clause, arguing it could weaken anti-corruption, money-laundering and tax enforcement. Credit Rating Watch: Bank Indonesia said S&P’s BBB stable affirmation reflects confidence in Indonesia’s macro stability, with fiscal and external pressures seen as temporary. Markets Reform: The Indonesia Stock Exchange will add 37 stocks to its high shareholding concentration list as it tightens disclosure and liquidity rules. Energy & Fishing: The government set a special diesel price for 30–200 GT fishermen vessels, with the gap covered via BPDP funds. Palm Oil & Biofuels: Indonesia’s B50 push is expected to keep this year’s crude palm oil supply “safe,” while industry watches whether El Niño could strain future harvests. Food Aid Dispute: Free-meals kitchen operators protested a moratorium on new kitchens after budget cuts, warning of lost investments. Climate Policy: Indonesia expanded forest carbon trading, approving forestry carbon units and aiming to widen community participation. Agriculture Export Push: Aceh’s Gayo coffee expansion will add 17 million Arabica seedlings to boost smallholder yields through 2026. Business Moves: Protelindo (Djarum-backed) raised its direct stake in Remala Abadi to 51%.
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