Cautious consumers scale back Idul Fitri spending as uncertainty weighs

Cautious consumers scale back Idul Fitri spending as uncertainty weighs

Uncertain economic prospects and delayed or absent holiday allowance disbursements have made some consumers more cautious, prompting them to spend less and save more.

<Cautious consumers scale back Idul Fitri spending as uncertainty weighs - Economy - The Jakarta Post>

Indonesia braces for peak Idul Fitri 'mudik' season

Indonesia braces for peak Idul Fitri 'mudik' season

Hundreds of millions of people are still expected to hit the road and travel homebound on Wednesday and Thursday ahead of Nyepi and Idul Fitri, with the latter expected to fall on Friday or Saturday, depending on the moon sighting.

<Indonesia braces for peak Idul Fitri ‘mudik’ season - Society - The Jakarta Post>

In Indonesia, grown men race the Japanese toys they once couldn't afford

In Indonesia, grown men race the Japanese toys they once couldn't afford

Fans of Mini 4WD cars are rebuilding childhood obsessions into a thriving hobby and competition scene

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Schools ministry to regulate screen time for students

Schools ministry to regulate screen time for students

The Elementary and Secondary Education Ministry has begun introducing guidelines on the use of electronic devices at schools to support the implementation of a social media ban for minors under 16 which will come into force in less than three weeks.

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Batam economy surges 7.49% yoy in Q4 2025, outpacing provincial growth

Batam economy surges 7.49% yoy in Q4 2025, outpacing provincial growth

The economy of Batam continued to show strong momentum toward the end of 2025, with economic growth reaching 7.49 percent year-on-year (yoy) in the fourth quarter (Q4), the highest among regions in Riau Islands province.

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