The economies of the United States and Germany are on the brink of crisis. The impact of the crisis on Indonesia is believed to be still controlled.

The direction of China's economic policy has become the attention of the world, including Indonesia. It is important to anticipate the "spillover" effect from China's economic recovery.

The IMF projects global economic growth to reach 2.9 percent this year, higher than the previous estimate of 2.7 percent, which was stated in the October 2022 edition of the World Economic Outlook report.

The positive performance of the Indonesian capital and financial market in 2022 become a provision to welcome 2023 with more optimism, but remaining vigilant.

Now, its ability to support the economic recovery is awaited again amid the downfall of the global economy due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Kompas news (07/21/2020) titled Health-Economy in One Control provides an illustration of President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo\'s political-economic steps without precedent in the "history" of Indonesian economic policy.

Under the Indonesia Gold 2045 vision, President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo is optimistic that Indonesia will reach US$7 trillion in gross domestic product (GDP).

A few months ago, Larry Summer, the former secretary of the United States treasury, called this year as “the most dangerous moment since the 2008 Financial Crisis”.