Indonesian Political, Business & Finance News

Archive: 1 December 2009

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Indonesia sees trade volume with China to reach 50 bln USD next 5 years

JAKARTA, Dec. 1 (Xinhua) -- Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on Tuesday said that Indonesia's trade volume with China is expected to reach 50 billion U.S. dollars in next five years on spur of the improving economic performance, Indonesian Presidential spokesman said here Tuesday.

Indonesia graft hits forest carbon offset: HRW

JAKARTA - Rampant corruption in Indonesia's forestry sector costs the government two billion dollars a year and undermines plans to use forest conservation to offset carbon emissions, a report said Tuesday.

Exports hit record high this year: BPS

Indonesia posted this year's record high in exports, selling US$11.88 billion of goods in October, amid falling demand caused by the global economic downturn, the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) announced Tuesday.

Indonesia says to give new incentives to oil investors

JAKARTA, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Indonesia will give new incentives to oil and gas investors, including more favourable tax treatment and production split, in order to encourage more exploration, the mines and energy minister said on Monday.

Indonesian Commerce Chamber Calls for Coordinated Farming Policies

The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce has called on the government to issue a joint ministerial decree to eliminate overlapping functions of ministries in dairy and beef farming.The chamber, also known as Kadin, said eliminating the overlaps would help Indonesia compete in a free trade agreement...

RI to ask for postponement of CAFTA implementation

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Several industries in Indonesia will ask for a postponement of the implementation of the China-Asean Free Trade Agreement because they were not yet prepared, Minister of Industry MS Hidayat said.

Projects Won’t Be Pulled by UAE: Indonesian Government

Indonesian officials said on Monday that the Dubai World debt crisis would not effect commitments from investors in the United Arab Emirates to finance several major projects here, although they warned local companies to “seriously reconsider” plans to expand into the Middle East.

Questions Over Dubai Firm’s $600m Project in Lombok

As Dubai World’s debt crisis continues to ripple though global markets, the government on Monday questioned another emirate-owned company’s commitment to a $600 million tourism project in Lombok.“We have already fulfilled all [Emaar Properties’] requirements.