Asean Ahead: Sintesa Sees Inflation As Indonesia's Biggest Risk

The video discusses the impact of the Ukraine-Russia conflict on Indonesian businesses, highlighting concerns about inflation, trade, and economic recovery. It explores the challenges of food and commodity inflation, government measures to stabilize the economy, and the potential for market interventions. The video also covers Indonesia's energy transition goals, focusing on the shift from fossil fuels to renewables and the associated challenges, including financing and technology. Overall, the video emphasizes the need for strategic planning to mitigate the conflict's effects and achieve sustainable growth.

What is the primary concern for Indonesian businesses due to the Ukraine-Russia conflict?

• Inflation and exchange rates

• Increased competition

• Decreased demand for exports

• Direct trade impact

Which commodities are mentioned as being affected by supply shortages?

• Fruits and vegetables

• Coffee and tea

• Meat and soybeans

• Rice and sugar

How might the conflict impact Indonesia's growth projections?

• It will have no impact

• It may slow down growth

• It will boost growth

• It will stabilize growth

What measure is the Indonesian government considering to control fuel prices?

• Increasing fuel imports

• Limiting fuel subsidies

• Reducing fuel taxes

• Banning fuel exports

What is Indonesia's target for renewable energy in its energy mix by 2025?

• 15%

• 23%

• 30%

• 50%

What are some challenges Indonesia faces in transitioning to renewable energy?

• High financing costs

• Lack of interest

• Limited government support

• Abundant fossil fuel reserves

What is the focus of Indonesia's energy transition efforts as it hosts the G20?

• Promoting just transition

• Increasing coal production

• Reducing energy consumption

• Expanding oil exports