Jakarta, July 17 -- The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) said easing global geopolitical tensions have also been accompanied by positive sentiment toward Indonesia.

Kadin Chairperson Anindya Bakrie said businesses faced various challenges throughout the second quarter of 2026, ranging from geopolitical uncertainty to pressure on the rupiah exchange rate, as well as weakened public purchasing power and rising energy costs.

According to Kadin's statement received here on Friday, Indonesia is currently entering a phase of economic transformation from a natural resource-based economy to one driven by human resources.

"Indonesia is transforming from a natural resource-based economy into a human resource-based one. Every t...