Indonesia spent much of this week confronting a question that might have seemed unthinkable a few short years ago: what happens when investors stop believing in Southeast Asia’s largest economy?

Indonesian Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa defended his economic track record and said he’d stay in his job after the rupiah plunged to a record low, pointing to inflows into the debt market as proof investors remain optimistic.

The new head of Indonesia’s free meals agency will refocus the mission of President Prabowo Subianto’s flagship $15 billion program engulfed in a corruption scandal with an eye on budget efficiency and scaled-down plans.

Indonesian Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa denied he is resigning from office, after rumors of his departure swept through slumping markets this week.

Indonesia is pushing ahead with plans to centralize exports of key commodities starting June 1, casting a cloud of regulatory uncertainty over natural resource producers.

Indonesia is probing some of the world’s biggest palm-oil companies for suspected export abuses, adding to the upheaval in the industry days after the government announced a plan to nationalize shipments of the crop.

PT Bank SMBC Indonesia, a unit of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp, is selling 19.9 trillion rupiah ($1.1 billion) worth of pension loans as it tilts away from its legacy business.

The Indonesia Stock Exchange plans to remove firms identified for having high shareholding concentration from some of its key indexes as part of ongoing market reforms.

Indonesian lawmakers passed a long-awaited bill to protect the millions of domestic workers, concluding years of parliamentary debate over labor rights in Southeast Asia’s largest economy.

Indonesia’s richest man has begun selling small stakes in his listed companies as tighter ownership rules push firms to increase shares available to public investors.

Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund is advancing a plan to combine the asset management units of state-owned lenders in order to boost their regional competitiveness.

Indonesia took fresh steps to provide more stock market transparency by naming a clutch of companies including tycoon-linked PT Barito Renewables Energy and PT Dian Swastatika Sentosa whose ownership is concentrated in a small number of shareholders.

Indonesia began enforcing restrictions on social media accounts for children under 16 on Saturday, becoming the first country in Southeast Asia to adopt nationwide curbs as governments worldwide take a tougher approach to limit harmful online content.

Flag carrier PT Garuda Indonesia posted a wider net loss last year as revenue from scheduled airline services weakened and costs in some areas rose.

Indonesia is facing an uphill battle to keep its budget deficit within the legal limit of 3% of gross domestic product as Middle East tensions push oil prices far beyond initial assumptions.

Two of the world’s most populous nations are joining a growing global movement to ban teenagers from social media services.

Two of the world’s most populous nations are joining a growing global movement to ban teenagers from social media services.

Indonesia is halting an order for 105,000 trucks from India’s Tata Motors Ltd. and Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. following pushback from policymakers.

Indonesia is bracing for a record amount of share sales to meet tougher free-float rules aimed at heading off a potential downgrade to frontier market status by MSCI Inc.

Indonesia is bracing for a record amount of share sales to meet tougher free-float rules aimed at heading off a potential downgrade to frontier market status by MSCI Inc.