Rupiah & Markets: Indonesia’s finance minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa pushed back on fears of a 1997-98-style crisis, saying the fiscal and economy are solid while the rupiah slide is driven by negative sentiment; Central Bank Coordination: Bank Indonesia and the Finance Ministry agreed to boost the attractiveness of yields on Indonesian assets and keep liquidity in money and banking markets to pull portfolio inflows and stabilize the currency; KPK Anti-Graft: The Corruption Eradication Commission launched a probe into alleged bribery tied to banking notification services at BRI and Telkom, with possible state losses reported near Rp2 trillion; Tourism Growth: The Tourism Ministry said foreign arrivals rose to 1.25 million in April and 4.68 million in the first four months, supporting a positive trajectory; Waste & Climate Action: Government accelerated waste-to-energy projects in priority areas and launched the ASRI Movement for climate justice, alongside calls for “ecological repentance” and household waste separation; Energy & Industry: Indonesia also expects customs and excise revenue to keep recovering, reaching Rp123.8 trillion by end-May.