Indonesian Political, Business & Finance News

Archive: 1 March 2010

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‘Good Reason for Optimism’ Ahead of Obama’s Indonesia Visit

The chairman of the Investment Coordinating Board has said closer ties with the United States and President Barack Obama’s forthcoming visit should help push Indonesia closer to being a trillion-dollar economy within five years, despite that meaning a growth rate of up to 15 percent a year.

Negative List Changes Won’t Hit Existing Foreign Investors

The planned revisions to the negative investment list will not be enforced retroactively, according to Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati.The government is finalizing a revision of the 2007 presidential decree that bans or limits foreign investment in certain sectors.

Asean Works to Boost Trade, ‘Project Voice’ on World Stage

The 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations will accelerate efforts to increase investment and to boost trade in services as it seeks a greater role in driving the global economy.Asean trade ministers set deadlines for completing agreements covering investments and trade in goods and...

House Urges KPPU to Protect Indonesian Companies Under ACFTA

The House of Representatives’ Commission VI, which oversees trade and industry, has asked the Business Competition Supervisory Commission to step up efforts to protect domestic businesses from unfair business practices under the Asean-China Free Trade Agreement.