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Indonesia: Ramadan has not kept its promises for trade

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Jakarta - The traders of Tanah Abang in Jakarta, the largest textile market in South-East Asia, expected much of the month of Ramadan but victims of the competition of online commerce and in a climate of economic morosity, many stalls lowered the curtain
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Indonesia: Ramadan has not kept its promises for trade

Jakarta - The traders of Tanah Abang in Jakarta, the largest textile market in South-East Asia, expected much of the month of Ramadan but victims of the competition of online commerce and in a climate of economic morosity, many stalls lowered the curtain

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L'Opinion broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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