Indonesia Pertamax Price Hike
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Indonesia's non-subsidized Pertamax fuel prices have surged, with Pertamax (RON 92) increasing to Rp16,250 per liter and Pertamax Green 95 to Rp17,000 per liter. This move aims to stabilize the rupiah and ease state budget pressure, though it prompts consumers to shift to cheaper alternatives like subsidized Pertalite.
Pertamax Price Hike Seen as Momentum for Middle-Class Lifestyle Evaluation
- An economic observer suggests the recent price increase of Pertamax fuel is a crucial moment for Indonesia's middle class to re-evaluate their lifestyles. - The government faces limited fiscal options and is not an oil exporter, necessitating such policy decisions. - The impact of Pertamax price hikes primarily affects personal mobility, unlike diesel price increases which impact logistics and g…
Indonesian Economists Back Pertamax Price Hike Amid Global Market Pressures
- Indonesian economists support the government's decision to adjust the price of Pertamax fuel to Rp16,250 per liter. - They argue that Pertamina could no longer sustain holding the non-subsidized fue…
Economist Asks Government to Ensure Subsidies Remain Targeted After Pertamax Price Hike
- Indonesia's Pertamax fuel prices increased significantly on June 10, 2026, with Pertamax (RON 92) rising to Rp16,250 per liter and Pertamax Green 95 to Rp17,000 per liter. - Senior Economist Wijayan…
Indonesia's Pertamina urges consumers to stick with Pertamax, warns against switching to subsidized Pertalite
- Pertamina urges consumers not to switch to Pertalite following a price increase for Pertamax. - The company emphasizes choosing fuel based on vehicle specifications and responsible energy use. - Con…