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        "id": 1750131,
        "msgid": "subsidy-and-compensation-spending-totals-rp153-1-trillion-by-april-1779546045",
        "date": "2026-05-19 22:04:09",
        "title": "Subsidy and compensation spending totals Rp153.1 trillion by April",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Economy",
        "summary": "As of April 2026, Indonesia's Ministry of Finance reported Rp153.1 trillion in subsidy and compensation disbursements, about 34.4% of the APBN, underlining ongoing government support to anchor living costs. The data reflect movements in ICP, rupiah depreciation, and subsidies across fuel, electricity, and fertilisers, with notable increases in K\/L and non-K\/L spending.",
        "content": "<p>Jakarta \u2014 The Ministry of Finance (Kemenkeu) recorded that subsidy\nand compensation spending disbursed amounted to Rp153.1 trillion as of\n30 April 2026, equivalent to 34.4 percent of the State Budget and\nExpenditure (APBN). The realised value comprises subsidy spending of\nRp74.9 trillion and compensation spending of Rp78.2 trillion. \u201cSubsidy\nand compensation spending is to safeguard the purchasing power of the\npublic; we pay according to the requests from PLN and Pertamina,\u201d\nFinance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa said at the APBN KiTa May 2026\npress conference in Jakarta on Tuesday. The realisation is influenced by\nfluctuations in Indonesia\u2019s crude price (ICP), depreciation of the\nrupiah, and advances for fertiliser subsidies, as well as increases in\nvolumes of fuel, LPG, and electricity. As of April 2026, the government\nmaintains the availability of subsidised goods with details: subsidised\nfuel subsidies reaching 4,704.6 thousand kilolitres (up 8.2 percent) and\nLPG 3-kilogram cylinders totalling 2,152.8 million kilograms (up 3.7\npercent). Then for subsidised electricity reaching 42.9 million\ncustomers (up 2.2 percent), subsidised fertiliser amounting to 2.9\nmillion tonnes (up 25.2 percent), and disbursement of Kredit Usaha\nRakyat (KUR) to 1.54 million borrowers (up 1.4 percent). In detail,\nministry\/agency (K\/L) spending grew by 57.9 percent or Rp400.5 trillion,\nwhile non-K\/L spending grew by Rp45.2 trillion to Rp425.5 trillion.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/subsidy-and-compensation-spending-totals-rp153-1-trillion-by-april-1779546045",
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