
IBC Business Outlook 2026 - Inflection: Breaking the Growth Plateau
Indonesia’s economy in 2026 is expected to grow around five percent, supported by macroeconomic stability but constrained by a weakening global environment and narrowing policy…
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Indonesia’s economy in 2026 is expected to grow around five percent, supported by macroeconomic stability but constrained by a weakening global environment and narrowing policy…

IBC held Members’ Meeting I-2026, marking the start of its three-year journey and reaffirming its role in advancing inclusive, data-driven, and business-responsive economic…

The longer the conflict in the Middle East drags on, the clearer its implications become for Indonesia’s economy. As the war approaches its seventh week with no sign of…

Jakarta, March 4, 2026 — Indonesian Business Council (IBC) evaluates the Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART) between the Republic of Indonesia and the United States as a strategic…

Indonesia Economic Summit (IES) 2026, held at the Shangri-La Hotel in Jakarta on 3–4 February 2026, brought together government leaders, business executives, global investors,…

Jakarta, 6 February 2026 — Social entrepreneurship holds significant economic potential, yet it has not been fully integrated into the mainstream national economy. This issue…

Jakarta, 6 Februari 2026 — Indonesia has taken a further strategic step to advance trade and investment in the Islamic sector by launching the Business 57+ (B57+) Asia-Pacific…

Jakarta, February 4, 2026— The opportunities for employment through the Indonesian Migrant Worker (PMI) pathway are substantial and increasingly relevant amidst pressures in the…

Jakarta, February 4, 2026— Amid the need to strengthen financial markets and long-term financing, Islamic sustainable finance is increasingly seen as an important driver of…