Prabowo

Prabowo has retreated on implementing commodities reform amid prevailing market pressure. Previously, a state-owned agency had threatened to shake up the trade of several key commodities. These commodities include nickel, thermal coal, and palm oil.

Prabowo nominated a new leader for Indonesia’s central bank. The elevation of senior deputy governor Destry Damayanti may ease investor concerns over independence.

Prabowo's actions against Indonesian tycoons have led to increased capital flight. The clampdown is linked to economic uncertainty and outflows of funds.

Modi meets Prabowo to strengthen ties. The meeting aims to enhance bilateral relations.

Military-style drills for store managers and village co-operative trainees, part of Prabowo’s project, involved a 45-day boot camp and have raised concerns about civilian militarization. Deaths were reported, drawing criticism of the initiative.

Indonesia, despite being coal-rich, is experiencing power blackouts. The issue has become a challenge for Prabowo.

Indonesians are showing dissatisfaction with Prabowo, as students protest and the country's currency weakens.

Indonesian students are becoming critical of Prabowo amid a weakening currency. Protests are occurring due to economic struggles and corruption allegations affecting welfare programs.

Prabowo's actions risk causing global banks to withdraw cash from Indonesia. The article is attributed to photographer Pandu Sjahrir and sourced through Bloomberg.

Jakarta has deployed thousands of police to manage student protests against Prabowo, with rocks thrown at the parliament in Jakarta.

A business executive highlights Indonesia's large market, stable political environment, and emerging opportunities. The article questions trust in Prabowo's leadership amid these developments.

Indonesia's rupiah hit a record low of 18,155 per US dollar, triggering concerns about social stability and drawing comparisons to the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis. The currency's collapse has raised alarms about potential political consequences for Prabowo.

Indonesia is experiencing a crisis of confidence as markets analyze Prabowo's situation. Prabowo gave an interview at his residence in Hambalang, West Java, on March 14.

The phrase 'Sell Indonesia' is circulating among trading desks as Prabowo is reported to be tightening his grip.

Indonesia's Prabowo has fired the head of a free meals scheme that caused tens of thousands of school children to fall ill. The program, a key initiative of Prabowo's government, has been plagued by poisonings.

Indonesian President Prabowo has announced a plan to centralize control of key commodity exports. The move is expected to concern international investors due to uncertainties surrounding economic policymaking under his administration.

Indonesian markets are rebounding ahead of a parliament speech by Prabowo. The speech is expected to have an impact on the market. Prabowo's speech will be closely watched by investors and analysts.

The article questions whether Prabowo's free meals initiative is too ambitious to succeed, highlighting concerns about its scale and feasibility. It frames the policy as a significant political and economic challenge.

Indonesian leader Prabowo is implementing a $14 billion village cooperative initiative aimed at rural development, but the program faces significant obstacles from ground-level realities in rural communities. The ambitious scheme aims to strengthen rural economies through cooperative structures, though implementation challenges suggest the program may struggle to achieve its goals.