Central Banking Shock: Bank Indonesia governor Perry Warjiyo’s sudden exit is rattling markets and raising questions about monetary policy credibility, with rating agencies warning of added rupiah and capital-flow volatility. Financial Stability Governance: Finance Minister Purbaya says Danantara will join the Financial System Stability Committee (KSSK) only as an invitee with no voting rights, aiming to avoid conflicts as the committee meets Aug. 3. LRT City Delays: The Public Housing ministry is coordinating with Danantara and BPKP to untangle stalled Jabodebek LRT City projects after consumer complaints and documentation requests. Trade & Tariffs: Apindo warns Indonesia’s export competitiveness hinges not just on US tariffs but on how competitors are treated, as Section 301 forced-labor duties loom. Energy & Industry: West Java breaks ground on the Legok Nangka waste-to-energy plant (40 MW, 1,500 jobs during construction), while nickel exporters report shipment delays tied to rare-earth checks. Digital Economy: New rules protect micro and small sellers on e-commerce platforms by requiring fee transparency in platform partnerships. Public Safety: Malaysia raids scam hubs in Johor, arresting 300+ foreigners, underscoring the region’s forced-online scam crackdown. Environment: FireWatch reports Indonesia has already logged over 96,000 hotspots by July 27, with El Niño fears growing. Business & Investment: UK Export Finance is ready to deploy up to £4 billion to back Indonesian railway projects. Health & Food: Danone Indonesia highlights science-based nutrition efforts to tackle iron deficiency anemia.