Hary Tanoesoedibjo, Chairman of the Perindo Party’s Advisory Council, has highlighted the negative impact of global economic uncertainty on Indonesia. He specifically pointed to the weakening rupiah and rising global oil prices as significant concerns. These factors are creating considerable economic pressure within the country. Tanoesoedibjo emphasized that the most vulnerable segment of the population – lower-income communities – will be disproportionately affected by these economic shifts. The depreciating rupiah increases the cost of imported goods, while higher oil prices contribute to inflationary pressures. These combined challenges pose a threat to the purchasing power and overall economic well-being of many Indonesians. Further monitoring of these economic indicators is crucial to mitigating potential hardship.