Space-id — In the midst of the escalation of geopolitical tensions and instability of global energy markets, global economies are now faced with serious threats that potentially trigger a recession: solar fuel crisis. Based on the latest analysis of economic observers and investments through Bennix YouTube channels, "The Appeaching Final Diesel Crisis"This diesel fuel shortages cannot be looked at one eye, given the potential impact of dragging countries across developing countries.—including Indonesia—Into a vortex of hyperinflation.
World Energy Supply Trouble Root The supply crisis that is shadowing the world today is a result of a series of heated geopolitics events, particularly the production and distribution of oil in the Middle East. The attacks on the facilities and the main oil infrastructure, as well as threats on strategic trade lines, have made the world's raw oil prices highly fluctuating and at risk of penetrating the highest price record (above US level$100 a barrel.
However, the biggest problem lies in the product of the derivative, which is diesel. Solar is a vein for logistics, heavy tools, and global industrialism. Distraction supply and capacity refinement refinery (finery) that shrink causes solar availability in international markets. It's the conditions that trigger panic and increase production costs fundamentally across the country.
Domino Effects Logistics and Hyperinflation Threats for Indonesia · Global Voices For islands like Indonesia, solar fuels hold a crucial role. The food distribution system, the manufacturing supply chain, the fisheries, so that land and ocean logistics transport is almost entirely dependent on this fuel.
In his review, Benny Batara (Bennix) underlined a harsh warning: if the world's fuel-availability crisis roars without dams into the country, logistics sector will be paralyzed. The hop of transportation costs will be immediately accumulated and charged to final consumers, which triggers a drastic price surge of daily needs.
If the pressure of global oil prices is dissolved beyond the physical or subsidizing capacity of the government (APBN), Indonesia is at risk of multiple effects. The cost of living costs will skyrocket, the purchasing power of society, the risk of the exchange, and in the worst case scenario, the state can be dragged into an uncontrolled inflation crisis or hyperinflation.
National Mitigation and Residence This condition gives the government, the business offenders, and society. My buyer's policy is demanded to take tactical measures to secure national energy reserves (stock buffer) and seek alternative supply chains to avoid severe deficit.
On the other hand, for the general public and investors, this threat demands full awareness of disciplined financial management. The rate policy of interest and global inflation will put a rapid pressure on the assets of investment so that diversification and risk mitigation measures are mandatory immediately.
The world is holding its breath against this energy war. The economic and geopolitical decisions taken over the next few months will determine whether Indonesia can survive the solar crisis storm, or will be dragged into the storm of the worst economic crisis of the decade.
