Indonesia's Mining Revenue Surges Amidst Rising Commodity Prices
Indonesia's mining sector has seen a significant surge in revenue, driven by rising global commodity prices, particularly for coal and nickel. This income boost contributes to state finances but also highlights the risks of a resource-dependent economy.
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