Indonesia's State Budget to Exceed Rp 4,000 Trillion for First Time in 2027
The Indonesian government has set the state budget expenditure for fiscal year 2027 at Rp 4,106.3 trillion, marking the first time in history it will exceed Rp 4,000 trillion. State revenue is projected at Rp 3,435.1 trillion, with a targeted fiscal deficit of Rp 671 trillion, equivalent to 2.4% of GDP.
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