Weekly Brief

The week's highlights as spotlight in D-Advisory's Weekly Brief.

Economy: Moody's slashes Indonesia's credit outlook to negative following MSCI downgrade, while BI-FAST is primed for cross-border transfers under Project Nexus

Energy: Danantara launches Perminas to manage critical minerals mining and processing activities. 

Regulatory: Revised Human Rights Law potentially extends responsibility to state institutions and business actors amid ongoing discussions on Draft Law on Strategic Commodities to strengthen food security.

Politics & Governance: Indonesia reassesses its diplomatic options following Board of Peace membership plans, while the House reviews alternative formulas to determine parliamentary threshold.

The week's highlights as spotlit in D-Advisory's Weekly Brief.

Economy: IDX and financial regulator OJK tested by MSCI's rating downgrade at the heels of Thomas Djiwandono's appointment as Deputy Governor to Central Bank.

Energy: Indonesian government to introduce Tin Benchmark Price as part of price stabilization measures.

Regulatory: Biometric-based registrations to limit SIM cards targeted to curb digital crime, with upcoming regulation on e-commerce administrative fees to strengthen UMKM protection.

Politics & Governance: Indonesia joins Board of Peace while Pertamina corruption case highlights political interference, risking investor trust in SOEs.

The week's highlights as spotlit in D-Advisory's Weekly Brief.

Economy: Rupiah weakened under pressure with IDX composite shooting to record high, meanwhile market reception tests Central Bank's policy outlook ahead of its Deputy Governor nomination.

Energy: Higher 2026 non-tax state revenue targets under pressure from production cuts and RKAB uncertainty.

Industry & Labor: Revision to Civil Procedure Code transferred to House of Representatives to accelerate legal processes whilst upcoming AI Presidential Regulation will shape corporate compliance and strategies.

Politics & Governance: E-voting discussions remain at early-stage, while CPO export corruption case underscores importance of governance for regulatory certainty and investor trust.

The week's highlights as spotlit in D-Advisory's Weekly Brief.

Economy: The 2026 budget tightens fiscal space through spending reallocation and lower regional deficits while globally, pervasive "Sell America" lifts capital flow volatility and FX risk.

Energy: Indonesia plans to cut 2026 coal production target to stabilize prices but may pose risks to producers.

Regulatory: Centralized export proceeds may boost FX liquidity but pressures exporters' cash flow, with new mandate for Minister of Finance to manage recomposition between rupiah and foreign currencies.

Politics & Governance: The Chromebook procurement case raises governance scrutiny while upcoming challenge against IKN Law reopens legal uncertainty over Indonesia's capital relocation.

The week's highlights as spotlit in D-Advisory's Weekly Brief.

Economy: Indonesia–US tariff negotiations are entering the legal drafting stage, while the government shifts

stimulus transmission from weak credit growth toward direct fiscal intervention.

Energy: The United States’ military action against Venezuela has the potential to generate indirect impacts on

Indonesia through China as a strategic investment partner.

Industry & Labor: New rules on idle imported goods are being implemented alongside the 2026 manufacturing

growth and export targets.

Politics & Governance: The discourse on the fifth amendment to the 1945 Constitution has resurfaced among

political elites and the Climate Change Bill has been included in the 2026 Prolegnas.