Indonesia's recent changes to its nickel industry regulations are causing concern among Chinese investors, who have heavily funded the sector's downstream development. A leaked letter indicates that these new rules are increasing operational costs and reducing investment certainty. This situation risks deterring crucial Chinese capital, which has been instrumental in building smelters and processing facilities, particularly in regions like Sulawesi and North Maluku, potentially impacting the economic backbone of Indonesia-China relations. AI
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