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Geopolitical conflict could raise Indonesia’s energy subsidy bill

A report forecasts that geopolitical conflict could increase Indonesia’s energy subsidies by 300 trillion rupiah. The headline describes a projected fiscal impact rather than a confirmed shock.

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Higher energy subsidies could worsen Indonesia’s fiscal pressures and expose consumers and markets to geopolitical energy volatility.

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