Jakarta (ANTARA) – Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, Chairman of the National Economic Council (DEN), informed President Prabowo Subianto that economic simulation results suggest the national economy is expected to remain stable over the next three months.”Based on our comprehensive simulation, our economic conditions over the next three months remain very secure and well-maintained. Our economic fundamentals are strong,” Luhut said in a statement on Wednesday.However, as directed by the head of state, the government has formulated various anticipatory policy scenarios as mitigation measures should geopolitical tensions persist longer than expected.One of the main focuses of these anticipatory measures is mitigating the potential for energy price spikes, particularly on the widening gap between global crude oil prices and domestic fuel prices.The council also drew attention to the importance of maintaining the supply chain of strategic commodities, such as sulfur, which is crucial for the sustainability of the nickel industry downstream program and the development of the national electric vehicle (EV) battery ecosystem.Regarding fiscal resilience, the government ensures that the State Budget remains within a healthy and controlled corridor.The fiscal deficit will be strictly maintained below 3 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), through measured spending efficiency and optimization of revenue from leading export commodity sectors, such as coal and palm oil, Luhut noted.To maintain growth momentum in the real sector, he stated that the government will accelerate deregulation as a non-fiscal stimulus.He further emphasized that addressing structural bottlenecks in the field is a key priority to simplify and accelerate the licensing process while ensuring legal certainty for businesses amid a rapidly evolving global landscape.Furthermore, the government views this geopolitical situation not merely as a challenge, but as a strategic opportunity.Therefore, Luhut continues to push for the acceleration of digital government transformation (GovTech) and the strengthening of the Indonesia Financial Center development initiative to capture the potential shift in global capital flows.”We are not just talking about survival, but how to benefit from this situation. Accelerating GovTech and developing the Indonesia Financial Center are our strategic steps to capitalize on shifts in global capital flows,” he pointed out.With solid collaboration between the government and the business world, Luhut believes this momentum can serve as a catalyst for a leap forward in national progress.