Indonesia Significantly Raises Non-Subsidized Fuel Prices, Sparking Public Concern
Indonesia's state-owned oil company Pertamina has significantly increased the retail prices of some non-subsidized fuels (gasoline) starting June 10. This move raises concerns about its impact on household budgets and business activities, while subsidized fuels remain unchanged.
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