Rosalind Mathieson

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Rosalind Mathieson, mentioned 17 times across podcast episodes and expert conversations analyzed by Sonic.

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Rosalind Matteson predicts that President Prabowo Subianto is very unlikely to significantly scale back the free meals program due to the political capital he has invested in it and his potential 2029 reelection campaign.

neutral·Rosalind Matteson

Since 2003, Indonesia has had a legal requirement to keep its budget deficit below 3% of GDP, a rule that serves as a cornerstone for investors.

neutral·Rosalind Matteson

The head of the Jakarta-based think tank Celios graded Indonesia's free meals program an 'F' based on its current performance.

bearish·Rosalind Matteson

SpeculativeRosalind MattesonJun 2

Since 2003, Indonesia has had a legal requirement to keep its budget deficit below 3% of GDP, a rule that serves as a cornerstone for investors.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonJun 2

The head of the Jakarta-based think tank Celios graded Indonesia's free meals program an 'F' based on its current performance.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonJun 2

Indonesia's new state export controls are expected to primarily affect palm oil, coal, and ferroalloys, which may include some nickel products.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonJun 2

The think tank Celios has found anecdotal evidence that Indonesia's free meals program is causing localized inflation in the prices of food items like chicken and eggs.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonJun 2

Both Moody's and Fitch lowered their rating outlooks on Indonesia this year, citing concerns about the country's 3% budget deficit cap.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonJun 2

Investors doubt that Indonesia's free meals program will serve as a significant economic multiplier as the government has claimed.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonJun 2

Commodities accounted for more than one-fifth of Indonesia's export revenue last year.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonJun 2

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto announced the government will take direct control of some commodity exports through a new state export body.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonJun 2

Indonesia's new state-controlled export policy will affect key commodities including palm oil, coal, and ferroalloys.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonMay 31

Both Moody's and Fitch cited concerns over Indonesia's 3% budget deficit cap as a factor when they lowered their rating outlooks on the country this year.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonMay 31

The Jakarta-based think tank Celios has found anecdotal evidence that Indonesia's free meal program is causing localized inflation in food prices for items like chicken and eggs.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonMay 31

Investors are concerned that Indonesia's unexpected move to control commodity exports signals a shift away from market-friendly policies.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonMay 31

Investors doubt that Indonesia's free meal program will serve as a significant economic multiplier.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonMay 31

President Prabowo Subianto is utilizing the Indonesian military to help implement the national free meal program.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonMay 31

Some investors speculate that President Prabowo Subianto may accelerate Indonesia's free meal program next year to improve his reelection prospects for 2029.

SpeculativeRosalind MattesonMay 31

The Indonesian government, under President Prabowo Subianto, announced it will take direct control of some commodity exports via a new state-run body.

Expert perspectiveRosalind MattesonMay 31

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