05:34 Video of China’s Financial system Slowing Down, Threatened from Coal to CPO Costs? Information – 5 hours in the past

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia- Financial institution Mandiri economist Dendi Ramdani sees the potential for a big decline in Indonesia’s commodity exports to China to not happen although the Chinese language and international economies are slowing down. Nonetheless, worth corrections akin to coal costs should still happen.

GAPKI Head of Overseas Affairs, Fadhil Hasan can be optimistic that commodity costs, together with CPO, is not going to be corrected, contemplating that export demand remains to be fairly good.

What’s the affect of the worldwide financial slowdown on commodity costs and demand?S In full, see Anneke Wijaya’s dialogue with the Head of the Overseas Affairs Affiliation of the Indonesian Palm Oil Producers Affiliation (GAPKI), Fadhil Hasan and Financial institution Mandiri Head of Business & Regional Analysis, Dendi Ramdani in Squawk Field, CNBC Indonesia (Friday, 12/05/2023)