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Indonesia's August Exports Reach US$26.61 Billion

Indonesia's exports in August 2026 reached US$26.61 billion, a 6.72% increase from the previous period. The country's trade surplus also reached US$7.25 billion in August 2026. According to reports, the surplus in trade is expected to provide support to the economy. Indonesia's imports in August 2026 totaled US$23.06 billion.

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Business Indonesia

Indonesia's Rice Production Increases in 2026

Indonesia's rice production is expected to rise in 2026, leading to an abundance of rice supply in the market. According to reports, the increase in production is attributed to favorable weather conditions. The Indonesian government's efforts to boost rice production have been successful, with the state-owned food agency, Bulog, playing a key role in the process. The increased supply is expected to benefit consumers, who may see lower prices for rice.

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Business Indonesia

ARIIC Launches New Motorcycles in Indonesia

Indonesian motorcycle manufacturer ARIIC has introduced two new models, the King Kong 250 and the ADV400GS, in the country. The King Kong 250 is a unique motorbike that resembles the classic Honda PS250, while the ADV400GS is a touring motorcycle with advanced features. Both models were showcased at the CIMA 2026 event.

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Business Indonesia

Indonesian Firms Plan New Share Issues

Three Indonesian companies, VKTR, BRNA, and Danantara, are planning to launch new share issues, also known as rights issues, to raise funds for their expansion plans. VKTR aims to raise IDR 3 trillion, while BRNA will issue new shares worth IDR 372.6 billion. Danantara is seeking IDR 2 trillion to drive its bus and electric truck business expansion.

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Business Indonesia

Chery Tiggo V Hits Jakarta Roads

The Chery Tiggo V, a new 7-seater SUV, has started appearing on Jakarta's streets. According to reports, the vehicle was spotted on the Jagorawi toll road and is now available for ordering. The Chery Tiggo V is expected to cater to families with its flexibility and multiple activities.

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Business Indonesia

Indonesian Investor Haji Isam's Stocks Perform Differently on the BEI

Indonesian investor Haji Isam has multiple stocks listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI). According to reports, his stocks have shown varied performance throughout 2026. The stocks, including TEBE-JARR, have experienced different levels of success, with some performing well and others not as strongly. This performance is being closely monitored by investors and analysts.

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Business Indonesia

Global Oil Prices Surge as G7 Agrees to Release 100 Million Barrels

Global oil prices have skyrocketed following a decision by the G7 nations to release 100 million barrels of emergency oil reserves. The move comes as diesel prices in the UK have reached a record high of IDR 48,000 per liter. The G7's decision is seen as a response to rising energy costs and supply chain disruptions. The US has also cancelled plans to impose an export ban on American solar oil.

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Business Indonesia

Foreign Investors Sell Indonesian Stocks Worth $260 Billion in a Week

Foreign investors have sold Indonesian stocks worth a record $260 billion in the past week, with shares in GOTO being the most heavily sold. The sell-off occurred despite the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IHSG) being downgraded to a 'red' status. This massive outflow of capital has raised concerns about the country's financial stability.

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Business Indonesia

Indonesian Gold Prices Plummet

Indonesian gold prices have seen a significant drop over the past week, with Antam gold prices falling to Rp 2,574,000 per gram. According to reports, this decline is attributed to market fluctuations. The price drop affects various gold brands, including Galeri 24, UBS, Antam, and Antam Retro, available at Pegadaian.

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Business Indonesia

Indonesia's Stock Market Falls 3.28%

Indonesia's stock market, known as the IHSG, has experienced a decline of 3.28% over the past week, with the index falling to 6,036. This downturn has been attributed to a combination of factors, including high selling pressure and a lack of investor confidence. The market's performance has been influenced by the country's largest conglomerates, such as the Sinar Mas and Bakrie groups, which have attempted to stabilize the market.

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