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    "data": {
        "id": 1756974,
        "msgid": "moodys-dan-s-p-peringatkan-risiko-skema-ekspor-satu-pintu-indonesia-1779542267",
        "date": "2026-05-22 11:11:53",
        "title": "Moody\u2019s dan S&P Peringatkan Risiko Skema Ekspor Satu Pintu Indonesia",
        "author": "Nur Jamal Shaid",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Economy",
        "summary": "Moody's and S&P Global Ratings warn of potential risks from Indonesia's plan to centralise the export of strategic commodities through a single-window scheme, signalling potential impacts on investment, trade, and credit ratings. The government has announced a new state enterprise to manage centralised exports, covering coal, crude palm oil and ferroalloys, with mixed implications for the economy and investment climate.",
        "content": "<p>Jakarta \u2014 Moody\u2019s Ratings and S&amp;P Global Ratings have warned of\npotential risks from the Indonesian government\u2019s plan to centralise the\nexport of strategic commodities through a single-window scheme. The\npolicy is seen as potentially affecting investment, commodity trade, and\nIndonesia\u2019s credit rating prospects. The government had previously\nannounced the establishment of PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia (DSI),\na government-owned entity under the Danantara Investment Management\nAgency (BPI Danantara), which will oversee centrally managed trade of\nstrategic commodity exports. The initial commodities covered include\ncoal, crude palm oil (CPO), and ferroalloys. Moody\u2019s assesses that\ncentralising commodity exports could negatively affect the credit\nprofile of companies in the sector, especially mining. In a statement on\nThursday (21 May 2026), Moody\u2019s said the policy could increase\nmarket-distortion risks and affect investors\u2019 perception of Indonesia\u2019s\neconomic policy direction. The scheme could help strengthen foreign\nexchange inflows and support the rupiah\u2019s exchange rate. However, the\nbenefits must be balanced with risk mitigation for the investment\nclimate. \u201cMoody\u2019s regards Indonesia\u2019s plan to centralise commodity\nexports as negative for mining firms\u2019 credit and increasing\nmarket-distortion risks,\u201d the agency wrote. Meanwhile, S&amp;P Global\nRatings highlighted broader impacts on the national economy. The agency\nwarned that centralised export controls could reduce commodity trade\nvolumes, depress government revenue, and affect the balance of payments.\nAccording to S&amp;P, these factors could heighten uncertainty about\nIndonesia\u2019s credit rating prospects. \u201cIndonesia\u2019s plan to control\ncommodity shipments centrally could dampen exports, reduce government\nrevenue, and affect the balance of payments,\u201d wrote S&amp;P. S&amp;P\nalso assessed that tighter export controls could hinder trade in several\nof Indonesia\u2019s key commodities, particularly coal, CPO, nickel, and\nferro alloys.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/moodys-dan-s-p-peringatkan-risiko-skema-ekspor-satu-pintu-indonesia-1779542267",
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