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      • June 2015 : Indonesian Economic Outlook
        Announcement of the Central Bureau of Statistics on Indonesia's economic growth during the first quarter of 2015 shows that the economic performance is less encouraging. In the first quarter of 2015, Indonesia's economy grew only by 4.7% (yoy). The economic growth is far lower than the growth in the first quarter of 2014 which was 5.14%. In fact, economic growth in the first quarter of 2015 is the lowest growth in the first quarter since 2009. The slowdown of economic growth was indicated by a slowdown in some leading indicators such as sales of cars and motorcycles, sales of cement, and electricity consumption. More detail ...
      • January 2013: 2012 Economic Review
        Indonesia economy 2012, strong domestic demand offsets contracting external demand. Private consumption continues to be the main driver for growth cutbacks and the still weak financial system weighted growth prospect in the former while their spillover effects held back momentum in the latter, including the BRIC. The forecast for Indonesia was also trimmed down, but nonetheless its rate of growth remains well above many others; it is expected to be the second highest growing economy among the G-20. More detail ...
      • January 2011 : Indonesia Economic Outlook - Indonesia remain attractive among the Emerging Market
        Indonesia’s strong fundamentals and macro economic stability attract portfolio or direct investments. Indonesia economic growth (GDP in %) is supported by strong domestic factors (consumption and investment) and high external demands, in particular demand for export in commodity. Households’ consumption in 2011 is estimated to continue to increase in the range of 4.8% - 5.3% due to improvement in income level, decline in unemployment rate, and the trend in commodity price increase which will further support exporters buying power. The income per capita indicator also goes up to USD3.000 per capita in 2010. This increase is three times higher than that of 2001. More detail ...
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