Indonesia to Cut State Budget by Rp44 Trillion Through Expenditure Review
The Indonesian government plans to cut the state budget by approximately Rp44 trillion (around $2.7 billion USD) through a review of expenditures. This move aims to balance fiscal consolidation with economic growth, with specific details on the cuts expected soon.
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