Yusuf Rendy Manilet
Yusuf Rendy Manilet is an economist at the Center of Reform on Economics (CORE) in Indonesia, where he focuses on economic policy analysis and its impact on domestic consumption and employment. He has voiced concerns regarding the recent wave of mass layoffs in Indonesia, warning that if left unaddressed, these job losses could lead to a significant slowdown in domestic consumption, ultimately hindering the nation’s economic growth.
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Indonesia:
Yusuf Rendy Manilet, an economist at the Center of Reform on Economics (CORE) Indonesia, stated that the slowdown in the processing industry in the second quarter of 2026 needs to be monitored.
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Indonesia:
Yusuf Rendy Manilet stated that Bank Indonesia has homework to do regardless of who becomes the Governor.
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Indonesia:
Yusuf Rendy Manilet believes that additional transfer funds from the central government are necessary to ensure the operational continuity of regions.
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Indonesia:
Yusuf Rendy Manilet believes that Bank Indonesia has significant work to do regardless of who becomes the new Governor.
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Indonesia:
Yusuf Rendy Manilet is an economist at CORE Indonesia who analyzes the potential rise in oil prices and its fiscal implications.
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Indonesia:
Yusuf Rendy Manilet, an economist from CORE Indonesia, believes that the agreement outside the tariffs can still be valid as long as there is no formal amendment or cancellation.
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Indonesia:
Yusuf Rendy Manilet is an economist who assesses the impact of government spending on economic growth.
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Indonesia:
Yusuf Rendy Manilet is an economist at the Center of Reform on Economics (Core) Indonesia.
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Indonesia:
Yusuf Rendy Manilet is an economist at the Center of Reform on Economics (CORE) and evaluates Danantara's involvement post-demutualization.
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Indonesia:
Yusuf Rendy Manilet, a researcher at the Center of Reform on Economics (CORE) Indonesia, emphasized the need for caution due to increasing debt obligations.
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