Indonesia
11 articles · Jan 2026 — Mar 2026
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Global Economic Trends: Shifts in Housing, Jobs, and Ratings
Mixed signals emerge from Hong Kong, Europe, Venezuela, Mexico, and Indonesia
Global Market Roundup: US-Indonesia Trade Deal, Hedge Fund Surge, and More
The US and Indonesia have finalized a trade agreement, slashing tariff rates to 19%, while a hedge fund reports a surge in catastrophe bond sales. Meanwhile, Deutsche Welle reporter Alican Uludag was arrested for insulting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and Blue Owl Capital found buyers for a $1.4 billion portfolio of loans.
Global Markets See Shifts in Investments and Economic Policies
From Blue Owl's sale of private loans to pension giants and its own insurer to Indonesia's efforts to meet free-float rules, global markets are witnessing significant changes in investments and economic policies. Meanwhile, iron ore prices are set for their longest losing run since 2022, and Latin America may see regional gains from Trump's renewed focus on the region.
Market Volatility Continues as Commodities Slump and Stocks React to Earnings and Regulatory Changes
Global markets experienced a mix of ups and downs on Monday, with copper prices extending their slump, US natural gas prices plummeting, and stocks reacting to earnings reports and regulatory changes. Meanwhile, the US dollar rebounded after news of Kevin Warsh's nomination as Federal Reserve chair. In Indonesia, a regulator leadership reshuffle and reform measures are seen as positive for the market.
Global Markets Experience Volatility as Investors React to Economic Shifts
A series of economic developments have led to significant shifts in global markets, with foreign investors dumping Indonesian sovereign debt, Thai elections promising stimulus, and a dramatic decline in gold and silver prices. Meanwhile, the yen has weakened against the dollar, and Oracle has announced plans to raise up to $50 billion for cloud investment.
Unusual Solace and Financial Turmoil: Frozen River Dance Party in Kyiv Amid Power Cuts, and Indonesia's Stock Market Probe
Video shared on social media showed a group of people dancing on the ice of the Dnipro River. The event, reminiscent of a scene from a fairytale, brought a sense of normalcy and joy to the otherwise challenging circumstances. Meanwhile, thousands of miles away in Southeast Asia, Indonesia's financial markets have been in turmoil.
Joby Aviation Raises $1 Billion, Niger Uranium Threatened, US Stock Fundamentals, and Global Market News
Joby Aviation announced its intentions to raise $1 billion through the sale of shares and convertible bonds. The peace and security of nuclear energy production were disrupted when attackers came dangerously close to a uranium stockpile in Niger's capital. US stock fundamentals showed mixed results, and Indonesian stocks fell following MSCI's investability concerns. Apollo, Ares, and Zijin Mining made significant moves in the private debt and mining sectors.
Global Market Turmoil: Santander Mulls Property Fund, MSCI's Indonesia Warning, Microsoft's Market Loss
Banco Santander SA is considering launching a new fund to invest in property development in Iberia. Chinese property firms have taken advantage of improving sentiment for the sector by offering the most bonds in almost four years. Microsoft Corp.'s more than $400 billion wipeout in stock market valuation marked the second-largest in history if it holds through the close.
Driver's Christmas Day Rampage, Indonesian Caning, Manchester Pride: World's Unexpected Turns
A driver's deadly Christmas Day rampage in London left four men dead. In Indonesia, an Indonesian couple faced an extreme punishment under Islamic law. Manchester Pride was given the green light to go ahead after a period of uncertainty.