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Indonesia's 2019 Election: Widodo Leads in Opinion Polls But Does Not Comment

While according to the opinion polls incumbent President Joko Widodo has a big lead over his (seemingly only) rival Prabowo Subianto for the 2019 presidential election, he declines to comment on the race. Instead Widodo - often called Jokowi - chooses to remain focused on work as "a lot has not been completed yet".

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Indonesian Stocks & Rupiah Fall after US Treasury Yields Top 3%

Indonesian stocks and the rupiah remained under heavy pressure on Wednesday (25/04) after the benchmark ten-year US bond yields passed beyond the 3 percent level (for the first time since early 2014), thus lifting the US dollar and causing capital outflows from emerging markets. While most Asian stocks are trading in red territory today, Indonesian stocks are the most badly affected. The benchmark Jakarta Composite Index tumbled 2.40 percent to 6,079.85 points.

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Indonesia May File Compaint at WTO over US Anti-Dumping Duties

In early April 2018 the United States confirmed steep anti-dumping duties and countervailing duties on Indonesian biodiesel imports. Published through the Federal Register the US imposed additional duties that range between 126.97 percent and 341.38 percent. For sure, this seriously harms the competitiveness of Indonesian biodiesel shipments to the world's top economy. If the policy is not altered, then it basically means the end of Indonesian biodiesel exports to the US market.

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Rupiah Exchange Rate

Follow the daily updated exchange rate of the Indonesian rupiah (IDR) set by Indonesia's central bank (Bank Indonesia) versus the US dollar, Euro, Yen, Yuan, and other currencies.

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Indonesia's Listed Companies

More than 500 companies are listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. Here you can find a profile, overview and analysis of most of these companies. We also cover several big and influential state-owned companies as well as privately-held companies.

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Trade Fairs, Expos & Exhibitions in Indonesia

An overview of trade fairs, expos and exhibitions that are organized in Indonesia. These events are important to find partners, clients, and learn about the latest developments and trends in specific sectors and industries.

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Business Platform

Non-listed companies can be added to Indonesia Investments' business platform in order to find buyers or suppliers on a global platform - the online meeting point for companies and people.

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Finance

Indonesia Stock Exchange

The IDX Composite or Jakarta Composite Index (JSX) is an index of all stocks that are traded on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX). In Indonesian the index is called the Indeks Harga Saham Gabungan, abbreviated IHSG.

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Investment in Jakarta's Old Town

The Indonesian government welcomes investors to participate in several projects in the oldest part of Jakarta: Old Batavia

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