For investors looking at Indonesia from Singapore, Tokyo or Shanghai, uncertainty can make Southeast Asia’s largest consumer market harder to read. Political transitions, regulatory changes, fiscal pressures, geopolitical tensions and shifting global supply chains would conventionally suggest a predictable consumer response: save more, delay purchases and trade down. But after more than three decades working…
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