Nana Shibata is a Jakarta Correspondent at various esteemed publications. She focuses on economic policy, local and regional economies, international trade, and trade laws, with a particular emphasis on Southeast Asia and emerging markets. Nana's insights and analyses have been featured in the Financial Times, DealStreetAsia, Nikkei Asia, and Newswav.
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Nana Shibata's coverage spans a variety of topics, including finance & economy, world affairs, politics, and business & industry. The articles indicate a focus on Indonesia and the ASEAN region.
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Makarim investigated over pandemic-era Chromebook procurement scandal
By: Rezha Hadyan, Nana Shibata
JAKARTA -- Indonesian students and labor groups are planning more protests over dissatisfaction with the government's responses to their demands --
New sovereign wealth fund was already overseeing strategy of state-owned enterprises
JAKARTA -- Indonesia's central bank announced a surprise cut to its policy rate on Wednesday, citing the need to accelerate the economy.
Four-fifths of Southeast Asian nation's exports to Europe to enjoy zero tariffs, Jakarta says
By: Norman Goh, Nana Shibata
JAKARTA/KUALA LUMPUR -- Carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects are advancing in Malaysia and Indonesia, as governments and energy investors seek to capitalize on regional decarbonization efforts.
