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印尼官员周一宣布，印尼将放宽对各种商品和原材料的进口限制和监管，以改善该国的商业环境。此举是在美国设定的7月9日关税谈判最后期限之前做出的。宽松措施包括取消某些商品的进口许可要求，并将一些工业原材料（包括塑料和化学产品）从限制进口清单中排除。经济事务协调部长Airlangga Hartarto表示，政策变化将影响10组商品，预计将在两个月内生效。贸易部长布迪·桑托索补充说，放宽的规定将适用于化肥、林业和塑料等行业的产品。根据美国贸易代表的数据，2024年美国对印尼的商品贸易逆差总计179亿美元。

Indonesia will ease import restrictions and regulations on a wide range of goods and raw materials in an effort to improve the country’s business environment, officials announced on Monday. The move comes ahead of the July 9 deadline for tariff negotiations set by the United States. The easing measures include removing import licensing requirements for certain goods and excluding some industrial raw materials—including plastics and chemical products—from the restricted imports list. Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto said the policy changes will affect 10 groups of commodities and are expected to take effect in two months. Trade Minister Budi Santoso added that the relaxed rules will apply to products in sectors such as fertilizers, forestry, and plastics. According to the US Trade Representative, the US goods trade deficit with Indonesia totaled USD 17.9 billion in 2024.

据路透社报道，印尼正在制定新的法规，要求电子商务平台征收和汇出卖家的销售所得税，以应对影子经济。该规定将要求在线市场对年收入在5亿印尼盾（30000美元）至48亿印尼盾之间的卖家代扣代缴0.5%的所得税。这项税收倡议最初被推迟，现在计划于2025年7月实施。“政府的目标是确保在线商家和实体零售商之间的公平竞争环境，”一位消息人士在2025年6月24日星期二告诉路透社。这一发展是在印度尼西亚国家收入面临压力之际出现的。财政部报告称，2025年1月至5月，政府收入同比下降11.4%，至995.3万亿印尼盾，主要原因是大宗商品价格疲软和经济增长缓慢。

Indonesia is preparing new regulations requiring e-commerce platforms to collect and remit sellers’ sales income tax in a bid to tackle the shadow economy, Reuters reported. The regulation will mandate online marketplaces to withhold and remit a 0.5% income tax from sellers with annual revenues between Rp500 million (USD 30,000) and Rp4.8 billion. This tax initiative, initially postponed, is now scheduled for implementation in July 2025. “The government aims to ensure a level playing field between online merchants and brick-and-mortar retailers,” a source told Reuters on Tuesday, June 24, 2025. This development comes as Indonesia’s state revenue faces pressure. The Ministry of Finance reported that from January to May 2025, government revenue fell 11.4% year-on-year to Rp995.3 trillion, primarily due to weak commodity prices and sluggish economic growth.

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Indonesia’s IDX Composite plunged 89 points, or 1.3%, to 6,818 in Monday morning trade, marking its fourth consecutive day of losses and its lowest level since early May. The index tracked a fall in US stock futures after the US struck Iran’s three nuclear facilities over the weekend. Worries over potential Iranian retaliation following the attack further pressured sentiment. The possibility of closing the key Strait of Hormuz also weighed on markets after Iran’s parliament approved its closure, as rising oil prices could drive up domestic inflation. Ongoing global trade uncertainty added to the cautious mood, while investors awaited the US PCE inflation data later this week to guide the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy path. All sectors traded in the red, led by property, utilities, and financials. Among the biggest laggards were Telkom (-2.3%), BNI (-1.7%), BRI (-1.6%), Astra International (-1.3%), and Bank Mandiri (-1.2%).

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Indonesia’s IDX Composite plunged 89 points, or 1.3%, to 6,818 in Monday morning trade, marking its fourth consecutive day of losses and its lowest level since early May. The index tracked a fall in US stock futures after the US struck Iran’s three nuclear facilities over the weekend. Worries over potential Iranian retaliation following the attack further pressured sentiment. The possibility of closing the key Strait of Hormuz also weighed on markets after Iran’s parliament approved its closure, as rising oil prices could drive up domestic inflation. Ongoing global trade uncertainty added to the cautious mood, while investors awaited the US PCE inflation data later this week to guide the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy path. All sectors traded in the red, led by property, utilities, and financials. Among the biggest laggards were Telkom (-2.3%), BNI (-1.7%), BRI (-1.6%), Astra International (-1.3%), and Bank Mandiri (-1.2%).