Jakarta, April 3 -- Indonesia is ready to adjust budget expenditure to keep its fiscal deficit below 3% of GDP - widely regarded as a critical safety threshold for national fiscal stability, as the conflict in the Middle East threatens to drive up oil prices and pile more pressure on the economy. According to financial authorities, a key pillar of this strategy is strengthening fiscal transparency and discipline, particularly after earlier concerns that weighed on market confidence. The government has stepped up disclosure of financial information and corporate ownership structures, tightened oversight of capital flows and public spending, and maintained regular dialogue with international investors. These measures are seen as essential to ...