Economy of Indonesia

Indonesia, the largest economy and the most populous country in Southeast Asia, is opening up for more oil-related investments. The country needs new oil refineries to meet the domestic demand of its ever-growing population.

Indonesia drew in a record 65.5 trillion rupiah (about $6.744 billion) in foreign direct investment (FDI) from January to March 2013, marking a 27.7...

The Indonesian economy could grow to be among the world’s top ten largest by 2025 if more investments are placed in manufacturing, infrastructure development...

The Indonesian government has announced plans to redenominate its currency and to reduce the number of zeros on the rupiah by three beginning...

Indonesia’s penchant for protectionist trade measures wielded to safeguard fledging industries won’t affect policymakers' open stance towards foreign investments, analysts say. Currently overdependent on capital...

Indonesia has set itself the target of reaching $41 billion in investment in 2013, the head of the country's Investment Coordinating Board, Chatib Basri,...

Indonesia's economy grew better than expected in the second quarter of 2012 due to rising domestic and foreign investment activity and robust domestic demand. Gross...

Domestic and foreign direct investments into Indonesia rose by 28.1 per cent in the first half of 2012, the country's Investment Board announced on...