The Indonesian government is closely monitoring the recently signed peace agreement between the United States and Iran for potential effects on non-subsidized fuel prices. Officials are assessing how the deal might influence global oil markets and, consequently, domestic fuel costs. Indonesia, as a net importer of oil, is particularly sensitive to fluctuations in international oil prices. The government aims to understand the agreement’s implications to mitigate any potential economic disruption. This monitoring includes analyzing market trends and consulting with relevant stakeholders. Authorities have not yet indicated specific policy adjustments but are prepared to respond to market changes resulting from the US-Iran agreement. The focus remains on maintaining fuel price stability for consumers.