The financial performance of the banking sector globally can be seen on the capital markets of each country. One of the important sources of information in the investment business on the capital market is the financial reports that are provided by every company going public. The objectives of this study are (1) to determine the simultaneous and partial effect of liquidity factors, Debt Equity Ratio, company size on timeliness of financial reporting in the banking sector in Indonesia. (2) to determine what factors are dominant in the timeliness of financial reporting in the banking sector in Indonesia. This research uses secondary data with panel data analysis method. The results show the liquidity variable, Debt Equity Ratio and firm size positively influence on timeliness of financial reporting in the banking sector in Indonesia. Firm Size is the dominant factor that has a significant positive effect on the Timelines Financial Report of the banking sector in Indonesia. The findings of this research are that increasing liquidity, Debt Equity Ratio and Firm Size can increase the Timelines Financial Report of the banking sector in Indonesia. Firm Size as the dominant factor is the attraction and driving force for the Timelines Financial Report banking sector in Indonesia. The research can be used as a reference for future researchers on identifying efforts of the influence of Liquidity, Debt to Equity Ratio, Firm Size and Timelines Report.

Over the last five years (2012-2016) there has been a rise in world oil prices which were very noticeable on an average of 17,85 percent per year. This increase encouraged the increased use of alternative fuels, one of which was biodiesel. It was estimated that the average increase in global biodiesel production amounted to 43.18 percent per year. Because one of biodiesel feedstocks was CPO, the increased production of biodiesel causes CPO export demand to increase simultanesly. The Bio-diesel utilization is also expected to reduce oil consumption.

One of Indonesia's national development plans is held in order to realize efforts to improve people's welfare. People's businesses that have the largest contribution as an important pillar in economic growth in Indonesia are Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). This sector business has a role in supporting the economy and is able to survive in any situation, as evidenced by the 1998 monetary crisis. The purpose of this study is to analyze the effect of MSME growth on the decline in the open unemployment rate in West Java. The method used is explanatory research with data analysis techniques using panel data regression analysis. The data used is panel data of 7 cities in West Java Province in the period 2012 to 2019. The results obtained are that there is a significant negative effect between the growth of MSMEs on the open unemployment rate in West Java Province. The results obtained are expected to be used in an effort to reduce the unemployment rate in West Java Province by conducting training so that the quality of human resources for MSME actors in West Java Province increases.

In 2019, micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in West Java contributed 13.24% to national economic growth. This has a positive impact on poverty reduction and employment. Given the importance of MSMEs, a study was conducted to analyze the influencing factors of the growth of MSMEs. The research method used in this study is the ordinary least square with multiple linear regression on the data panel. The independent variables are infrastructure, MSMEs investment growth, gender empowerment index, and inflation; while the dependent variable is MSMEs growth. The study results show that: (1) there is a significant effect of infrastructure, MSMEs investment growth, gender empowerment index, and inflation simultaneously on the growth of MSMEs; (2) there is no effect between infrastructure and the growth of MSMEs; (3) There is an influence of MSME investment growth on MSMEs growth; (4) The gender empowerment index has a considerable impact on MSMEs' development; and (5) inflation has a big impact on MSMEs' growth. The study's findings are projected to give an overview of how to boost MSMEs' growth during the Covid-19 epidemic by taking into account increased MSMEs investment, the women empowerment index, and inflation management.

The flow of foreign capital into the stock market becomes the source of the IDR (Indonesia Rupiah) movement from within the country, the increase of JCI will attract the entry of foreign capital into Indonesia, thus boosting demand for domestic currency.