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Indonesia aims to create between 2.57 million and 3.49 million new jobs in 2027. At the same time, around 60 percent of the country’s workers remain in…
IBC held Members’ Meeting II-2026, bringing members together to review the Association’s progress, exchange perspectives, and discuss priorities for the next…
The Indonesian Business Council (IBC) views S&P Global's decision to affirm Indonesia's sovereign credit rating at BBB with a stable outlook as an important…
On 30 June 2026, IBC held a Focus Group Discussion as a follow-up to the Business Outlook 2026 exploring how a strong rule of law creates a predictable,…
Entering its third year, the Indonesian Business Council held its first Panel of Experts Meeting in 2026 on 23 June 2026 to gather views, perspectives, and…
Today’s National Awakening Day comes amid a national conversation about the direction of Indonesia's economy. In his speech on the Macroeconomic Framework and…
The rupiah has come under relatively deeper pressure compared to regional currencies amid broadly similar global dynamics. The strengthening of the US dollar and heightened…
Indonesia’s economy in 2026 is expected to grow around five percent, supported by macroeconomic stability but constrained by a weakening global environment and…
As part of preparing the IBC Business Outlook 2026, IBC hosted a Focus Group Discussion with international organizations, chambers of commerce, and think…
