AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRupiah Watch: Bank Indonesia said the rupiah’s Eid al-Adha weakness (Rp17,845–Rp17,880 per US$) is driven by global uncertainty from the Middle East war plus seasonal FX demand, and it will keep intervening via spot, NDF/DNDF and measured SBN purchases. Budget & Food Policy: Indonesia’s National Nutrition Agency stopped free nutritious meals during school holidays and public breaks, and reduced distribution to match school days, as part of a 2026 budget efficiency push. Rice Trade: Bulog said Indonesian rice exports to Malaysia will be priced above the domestic HET to benefit farmers and state revenue, with talks planned for after Eid al-Adha. Hajj Human Interest: A 104-year-old woman from Kediri, East Java, became Indonesia’s oldest Hajj pilgrim this year, using a wheelchair for most of the journey. Bali Culture & Travel: Buddhist monks began a Thudong peace pilgrimage from Bali to Borobudur ahead of Waisak, walking 666 km over 20 days. Tourism & Food: Indonesia is pushing gastronomic tourism to boost competitiveness, highlighted at Bali & Beyond Travel Fair 2026. Jakarta Domestic Work Law Shift: A report on Indonesia’s changing domestic worker arrangements shows live-in roles are declining as workers seek clearer hours and protections.
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