Indonesia to launch economic stimulus to boost consumption
Indonesia plans to announce economic stimulus measures on June 5 to boost economic activity and consumer purchasing power this quarter, a government spokesperson said on Saturday.
Indonesia plans to announce economic stimulus measures on June 5 to boost economic activity and consumer purchasing power this quarter, a government spokesperson said on Saturday.
Micro, small and medium enterprises account for over 60 per cent of Indonesia’s economy, and analysts say support for them is critical.
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