Video: Indonesia's Fuel Supply Fate as Oil Price Breaks Through USD 100 per Barrel

Tensions in the Middle East resulting from conflict between Iran, the United States, Israel and its coalition partners, as well as the closure of trade routes in the Strait of Hormuz, have become the primary driver pushing global crude oil prices beyond USD 100 per barrel.

The high level of war-related uncertainty continues to fuel concerns about sustained oil price increases. This raises critical questions about the implications for Indonesia’s energy supply and national budget.

The analysis, presented by Serliana Salasabila with CNBC Indonesia’s Managing Editor Wilda Asmarini and Lucky Leonard, was featured in Closing Bell on CNBC Indonesia on Tuesday, 10 March 2026.