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        "msgid": "government-and-dpr-agree-on-preliminary-2027-state-budget-targeting-6-5-economic-growth-1782971540",
        "date": "2026-07-02 12:04:10",
        "title": "Government and DPR Agree on Preliminary 2027 State Budget, Targeting 6.5% Economic Growth",
        "author": "",
        "source": "VIVA",
        "tags": "bisnis",
        "topic": "Economy",
        "summary": "The Indonesian government and the House of Representatives (DPR) have reached a preliminary agreement on the 2027 State Budget (RAPBN), setting an ambitious economic growth target of up to 6.5%. The agreement, endorsed by DPR Speaker Puan Maharani, outlines key macroeconomic assumptions including a rupiah exchange rate of Rp 16,800\u201317,500 per US dollar and crude oil prices between US$70\u201395 per barrel. This preliminary framework will guide the drafting of the formal budget bill, scheduled for submission on 16 August 2026, with final approval expected by the end of October 2026.",
        "content": "<p>DPR Speaker Puan Maharani endorsed the results of the preliminary\ndiscussions on the 2027 State Budget Draft (RAPBN), which had previously\nbeen deliberated and agreed upon by the government and the DPR\u2019s Budget\nCommittee (Banggar). During the 23rd Plenary Session of the DPR for the\n2025-2026 Session Year, Puan stated that these preliminary discussion\nresults would serve as a guideline for drafting the 2027 RAPBN. \u2018To be\nused as a guideline in the preparation of the 2027 State Budget Draft,\u2019\nPuan said at the DPR RI building in Senayan, Jakarta, on Thursday, 2\nJuly 2026. The results of this preliminary discussion will be used as a\nreference by the government to set the initial proposed figures for the\n2027 State Budget Bill, which will be determined on 16 August 2026.\nSubsequently, discussions will resume between the government and DPR\nCommission XII to produce the 2027 State Budget Law, slated for\nenactment at the end of October 2026. Several references for the 2027\nRAPBN formulation agreed upon between the government and the DPR\u2019s\nBudget Committee in this initial agreement cover several aspects,\nincluding macroeconomic assumptions, development targets, and the\nmacro-fiscal posture, with details as follows: Macroeconomic\nAssumptions: 1) Economic Growth: 5.8\u20136.5 per cent; 2) Inflation Rate:\n1.5\u20133.5 per cent; 3) Rupiah Exchange Rate: Rp 16,800\u2013Rp 17,500 per US\ndollar; 4) 10-Year Government Bond Yield: 6.5\u20137.3 per cent; 5)\nIndonesian Crude Oil Price: US$70\u2013US$95 per barrel; 6) Oil Lifting:\n605\u2013620 thousand barrels per day; 7) Gas Lifting: 951\u2013990 thousand\nbarrels of oil equivalent. 2027 Development Targets: 1) Poverty Rate:\n6.0\u20136.5 per cent; 2) Extreme Poverty Rate: 0 per cent; 3) Gini Ratio:\n0.362\u20130.367; 4) Open Unemployment Rate: 4.3\u20134.87 per cent; 5) Human\nCapital Index: 0.575; 6) Farmer Welfare Index: 0.8038; 7) Proportion of\nFormal Job Creation: 40.81 per cent; 8) GNI per capita:\nUS$5,800\u2013US$5,840; 9) Environmental Quality Index: 76.84. 2027\nMacro-Fiscal Posture: 1) State Revenue: 12.01\u201312.40 per cent of GDP: a)\nTaxation: 10.16\u201310.50 per cent of GDP; b) Non-Tax State Revenue:\n1.85\u20131.89 per cent of GDP; c) Grants: 0.002\u20130.003 per cent of GDP. 2)\nState Expenditure: 13.81\u201314.80 per cent of GDP: a) Central Government\nExpenditure: 11.26\u201312.01 per cent of GDP; b) Transfers to Regions:\n2.55\u20132.79 per cent of GDP. 3) Primary Balance: Surplus of 0.45 per cent\nof GDP to deficit of 0.14 per cent of GDP. 4) Deficit: 1.8\u20132.4 per cent\nof GDP.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/government-and-dpr-agree-on-preliminary-2027-state-budget-targeting-6-5-economic-growth-1782971540",
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