Indonesia’s parliament approved the 2027 state budget, which targets 6% economic growth, the fastest pace in more than a decade. The budget sets spending at 4,106.3 trillion rupiah and revenue at 3,435.1 trillion rupiah, producing a fiscal deficit of 671.2 trillion rupiah ($37.3 billion), or 2.4% of GDP. That is below the 2.85% shortfall projected for 2026 and keeps the deficit within legal limits as President Prabowo Subianto seeks to accelerate economic growth.