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Indonesian investors flee bonds for stocks as economic instability deepens, fueling crisis fears.
Indonesian investors are shifting from government bonds to corporate stocks amid deepening economic instability, with state revenue down 6% and the rupiah under pressure, raising fears of a balance-of-payments crisis.
State-owned banks have lost a third of their value, and capital flight is undermining financial resilience.
Despite official growth figures, many Indonesians feel no economic relief, highlighting a widening gap between data and reality.
Widespread governance failures are evident—from delayed disaster responses and flawed social programs to environmental degradation and weak oversight of mining and energy projects.
Key institutions face internal conflicts, corruption probes, and public distrust, while independent journalism remains vital but under financial strain.
Los inversores indonesios huyen de los bonos por las acciones a medida que se profundiza la inestabilidad económica, alimentando los temores a la crisis.