AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDisaster Relief for MSMEs: Indonesia’s MSME ministry will disburse Rp3 million cash grants to micro businesses hit by late-2025 floods and landslides in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra, targeting 400,000+ affected entrepreneurs without active bank loans, with Rp600 billion allocated for 2026 and another Rp600 billion for 2027. Jakarta Transport Disruption: Jakarta rail and bus routes were suspended or rerouted after overnight unrest near the Parliament complex, following Thursday anti-corruption protests that included road blockages and attacks on police posts; authorities later said conditions returned to normal. Sustainable Finance Push: The Indonesia Stock Exchange launched the IDX Green Equity Designation, awarding inaugural status to three listed firms—two Green Equity and one Green Equity Transition—to improve transparency and access to sustainable financing. Tech & Capital Markets: Ajaib, Indonesia’s online trading unicorn, raised $270 million from Japan’s SBI Holdings, signaling continued foreign appetite for local fintech growth. Halal Economy Focus: BPJPH said halal value chains support about 27% of Indonesia’s GDP (Q3 2025), urging a shift from certification-only to broader production, trade, investment and competitiveness. AI Governance in Finance: Indonesia’s deputy communications minister warned that agentic AI entering finance needs rules now, covering authority limits, oversight, accountability and data security. Trade Expansion to Morocco: Indonesia flagged crude palm oil and frozen shrimp among key exports to Morocco as talks on an Indonesia–Morocco trade agreement target completion by 2027.
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