Indonesia Implements Cost-Cutting Measures to Control Fiscal Deficit
Indonesia's new finance minister has mandated ministries and agencies to reduce remaining travel budgets by 30 percent and freeze non-essential spending for the remainder of 2026. These measures are aimed at keeping the country's fiscal deficit within its legal ceiling, as the latest budget deficit estimate for 2026, at 2.85 percent of GDP, already surpasses the initial target.
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