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Indonesia Q4 GDP Growth Highest in Over 3 Years
Indonesia’s GDP advanced 5.39% yoy in Q4 2025, accelerating from 5.04% in Q3 and surpassing market expectations of 5.01%. It was the strongest yearly growth since Q3 2022, boosted by solid private consumption (5.11% vs 4.89% in Q3) on continued government support measures and lower borrowing costs, even as government spending slowed (4.55% vs 5.66%). Also, fixed investment gained traction (6.12% vs 5.04%). However, net trade was less supportive, with export growth sharply easing (3.25% vs 9.14%) while imports picked up (3.96% vs 0.86%). By sector, output quickened in agriculture, forestry and fishing (5.14% vs 4.93%), wholesale/retail trade (6.07% vs 5.46%), transport and warehousing (8.98% vs 8.62%), and finance and insurance (7.92% vs 0.77%). For the full year, GDP rose 5.11%, below the government’s 5.2% target, reflecting the impact of natural disasters in three provinces, though still the strongest annual growth in three years. For 2026, the economy is expected to grow by 5.4%.
Published on 2026-02-05

Indonesia Q4 GDP Growth at Over 3-Year High, 2025 Below Target
Indonesia’s GDP advanced 5.39% yoy in Q4 2025, surpassing market expectations of 5.01% and accelerating from 5.04% in Q3, marking the fastest increase since Q3 2022. For the full year of 2025, the economy grew by 5.11%, below the government’s target of 5.2%, though marking the strongest growth in three years, reflecting the impact of natural disasters in three provinces last year.
Published on 2026-02-05

Indonesia Q4 GDP Growth at Over 3-Year High
Indonesia’s GDP advanced 5.39% yoy in Q4 2025, surpassing market expectations of 5.01% and accelerating from 5.04% in Q3, marking the strongest growth since Q3 2022. The acceleration was mainly driven by faster expansion in private consumption (5.11% vs 4.89% in Q3) and fixed investment (6.12% vs 5.04%). Meanwhile, export growth slowed (3.25% vs 9.14%), reflecting persistent global trade uncertainty, while import growth accelerated (3.96% vs 0.86%). By sector, output growth accelerated in agriculture, forestry, and fishing (5.14% vs 4.93%), wholesale and retail trade (6.07% vs 5.46%), transportation and warehousing (8.98% vs 8.62%), and finance and insurance (7.92% vs 0.77%). For the full year of 2025, the economy grew by 5.11%, below the government’s target of 5.2%, reflecting the impact of natural disasters in three provinces last year, though marking the strongest growth in three years.
Published on 2026-02-05

Indonesia Q4 GDP Growth Highest in Over 3 Years
Indonesia’s GDP advanced 5.39% yoy in Q4 2025, accelerating from 5.04% in Q3 and surpassing market expectations of 5.01%. It was the strongest yearly growth since Q3 2022, boosted by solid private consumption (5.11% vs 4.89% in Q3) amid continued government support measures and lower borrowing costs, even as government spending slowed (4.55% vs 5.66%). Also, fixed investment gained traction (6.12% vs 5.04%). However, net trade was less supportive, with export growth sharply easing (3.25% vs 9.14%) while imports picked up (3.96% vs 0.86%). By sector, output quickened in agriculture, forestry and fishing (5.14% vs 4.93%), wholesale/retail trade (6.07% vs 5.46%), transport and warehousing (8.98% vs 8.62%), and finance and insurance (7.92% vs 0.77%). For the full year, GDP rose 5.11%, below the government’s 5.2% target, reflecting the impact of natural disasters in three provinces, though still the strongest annual growth in three years. For 2026, the economy is expected to grow by 5.4%.
Published on 2026-02-05

Indonesia Q4 GDP Growth at Over 3-Year High, 2025 Below Target
Indonesia’s GDP advanced 5.39% yoy in Q4 2025, surpassing market expectations of 5.01% and accelerating from 5.04% in Q3, marking the fastest increase since Q3 2022. For the full year of 2025, the economy grew by 5.11%, below the government’s target of 5.2%.
Published on 2026-02-05

Indonesia Q4 GDP Growth at Over 3-Year High
Indonesia’s GDP advanced 5.39% yoy in Q4 2025, surpassing market expectations of 5.01% and accelerating from 5.04% in Q3, marking the fastest increase since Q3 2022. The acceleration was mainly driven by faster growth in private consumption (5.11% vs 4.89% in Q3) and fixed investment (6.12% vs 5.04%). Meanwhile, export growth slowed (3.25% vs 9.14%), reflecting persistent global trade uncertainty, while import growth accelerated (3.96% vs 0.86%). For the full year of 2025, the economy grew by 5.11%, below the government’s target of 5.2%, reflecting the impact of natural disasters in three provinces last year, though marking the strongest growth in three years.
Published on 2026-02-05

Indonesia Q4 GDP Growth Highest in Over 3 Years
Indonesia’s GDP advanced 5.39% yoy in Q4 2025, accelerating from 5.04% in Q3 and surpassing market expectations of 5.01%. It was the strongest yearly growth since Q3 2022, boosted by solid private consumption (5.11% vs 4.89% in Q3) amid continued government support measures and lower borrowing costs, even as government spending slowed (4.55% vs 5.66%). Also, fixed investment gained traction (6.12% vs 5.04%). However, net trade was less supportive, with export growth sharply easing (3.25% vs 9.14%) while imports picked up (3.96% vs 0.86%). By sector, output quickened in agriculture, forestry and fishing (5.14% vs 4.93%), wholesale/retail trade (6.07% vs 5.46%), transport and warehousing (8.98% vs 8.62%), and finance and insurance (7.92% vs 0.77%). For the full year, GDP rose 5.11%, below the government’s 5.2% target, reflecting the impact of natural disasters in three provinces, though still the strongest annual growth in three years. For 2026, the GDP growth target remains at 5.2%.
Published on 2026-02-05

Indonesia Q4 GDP Growth at Over 3-Year High, 2025 Below Target
Indonesia’s GDP advanced 5.39% yoy in Q4 2025, surpassing market expectations of 5.01% and accelerating from 5.04% in Q3, marking the fastest increase since Q3 2022. For the full year of 2025, the economy grew by 5.11%, below the government’s target of 5.2%, reflecting the impact of natural disasters in three provinces last year, though marking the strongest growth in three years.
Published on 2026-02-05

Indonesia Q4 GDP Growth at Over 3-Year High
Indonesia’s GDP advanced 5.39% yoy in Q4 2025, surpassing market expectations of 5.01% and accelerating from 5.04% in Q3, marking the strongest growth since Q3 2022. The acceleration was mainly driven by faster expansion in private consumption (5.11% vs 4.89% in Q3) and fixed investment (6.12% vs 5.04%). Meanwhile, export growth slowed (3.25% vs 9.14%), reflecting persistent global trade uncertainty, while import growth accelerated (3.96% vs 0.86%). Government spending also slowed (4.55% vs 5.66%). By sector, output growth accelerated in agriculture, forestry, and fishing (5.14% vs 4.93%), wholesale and retail trade (6.07% vs 5.46%), transportation and warehousing (8.98% vs 8.62%), and finance and insurance (7.92% vs 0.77%). For the full year of 2025, the economy grew by 5.11%, below the government’s target of 5.2%, reflecting the impact of natural disasters in three provinces last year, though marking the strongest growth in three years. For 2026, the GDP growth target remains at 5.2%
Published on 2026-02-05

Indonesia Q4 GDP Growth Highest in Over 3 Years
Indonesia’s GDP advanced 5.39% yoy in Q4 2025, accelerating from 5.04% in Q3 and surpassing market expectations of 5.01%. It was the strongest yearly growth since Q3 2022, boosted by solid private consumption (5.11% vs 4.89% in Q3) on continued government support measures and lower borrowing costs, even as government spending slowed (4.55% vs 5.66%). Also, fixed investment gained traction (6.12% vs 5.04%). However, net trade was less supportive, with export growth sharply easing (3.25% vs 9.14%) while imports picked up (3.96% vs 0.86%). By sector, output quickened in agriculture, forestry and fishing (5.14% vs 4.93%), wholesale/retail trade (6.07% vs 5.46%), transport and warehousing (8.98% vs 8.62%), and finance and insurance (7.92% vs 0.77%). For the full year, GDP rose 5.11%, below the government’s 5.2% target, reflecting the impact of natural disasters in three provinces, though still the strongest annual growth in three years. For 2026, the economy is expected to grow by 5.4%.
Published on 2026-02-05

Indonesia Q4 GDP Growth at Over 3-Year High, 2025 Below Target
Indonesia’s GDP advanced 5.39% yoy in Q4 2025, surpassing market expectations of 5.01% and accelerating from 5.04% in Q3, marking the fastest increase since Q3 2022. The acceleration was mainly driven by faster growth in private consumption (5.11% vs 4.89% in Q3) and fixed investment (6.12% vs 5.04%). Meanwhile, export growth slowed (3.25% vs 9.14%), reflecting persistent global trade uncertainty, while import growth accelerated (3.96% vs 0.86%). For the full year of 2025, the economy grew by 5.11%, below the government’s target of 5.2%, reflecting the impact of natural disasters in three provinces last year, though marking the strongest growth in three years.
Published on 2026-02-05

Indonesia Q4 GDP Growth Highest in Over 3 Years
Indonesia’s GDP advanced 5.39% yoy in Q4 2025, accelerating from 5.04% in Q3 and surpassing market expectations of 5.01%. It was the strongest yearly growth since Q3 2022, boosted by solid private consumption (5.11% vs 4.89% in Q3) amid continued government support measures and lower borrowing costs, even as government spending slowed (4.55% vs 5.66%). Also, fixed investment gained traction (6.12% vs 5.04%). However, net trade was less supportive, with export growth sharply easing (3.25% vs 9.14%) while imports picked up (3.96% vs 0.86%). By sector, output quickened in agriculture, forestry and fishing (5.14% vs 4.93%), wholesale/retail trade (6.07% vs 5.46%), transport and warehousing (8.98% vs 8.62%), and finance and insurance (7.92% vs 0.77%). For the full year, GDP rose 5.11%, below the government’s 5.2% target, reflecting the impact of natural disasters in three provinces, though still the strongest annual growth in three years. For 2026, the GDP growth target remains at 5.2%
Published on 2026-02-05

Indonesia 2025 GDP Growth Seen at 5.2%, Meets Target
The Indonesian economy is expected to have met its 5.2% growth target for 2025, despite widespread destruction caused by floods late last year, as growth was estimated to have accelerated in Q4, the finance minister said on Tuesday. Data from Statistics Indonesia showed that Q3 GDP grew 5.04%, slowing from 5.12% in Q2, which was the fastest growth since Q2 2023. Data for Q4 are scheduled for release on February 5. Meanwhile, the government maintained its 2026 GDP growth target of 5.4%. Bank Indonesia (BI) Governor Perry Warjiyo said the central bank would continue to monitor room for interest rate cuts to support economic growth. BI kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.75% for a fourth consecutive meeting in January 2026 to maintain rupiah stability. The central bank has delivered cumulative cuts of 150 basis points since September 2024, bringing the rate to its lowest level since October 2022 to support economic growth.
Published on 2026-01-28

Indonesia Economy Seen Hitting 2025 Growth Target
Indonesia’s economy is expected to have met its 5.2% growth target for 2025 despite flood-related damage late last year, with economic momentum seen strengthening in the fourth quarter, Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa said on Tuesday. Official data showed GDP growth eased to 5.04% year on year in Q3 from 5.12% previously, which had marked the fastest pace since mid-2023. Fourth-quarter figures are scheduled for release next week, on February 5. For this year, the government kept its 2026 growth target unchanged at 5.4%.
Published on 2026-01-28

Indonesia 2025 GDP Growth Seen at 5.2%, Meets Target
The Indonesian economy is expected to have met its 5.2% growth target for 2025, despite widespread destruction caused by floods late last year, as growth was estimated to have accelerated in Q4, the finance minister said on Tuesday. Data from Statistics Indonesia showed that Q3 GDP grew 5.04%, slowing from 5.12% in Q2, which was the fastest growth since Q2 2023. Data for Q4 are scheduled for release on February 5. Meanwhile, the government maintained its 2026 GDP growth target of 5.4%. Bank Indonesia (BI) Governor Perry Warjiyo said the central bank would continue to monitor room for interest rate cuts to support economic growth. BI kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.75% for a fourth consecutive meeting in January 2026 to maintain rupiah stability. The central bank has delivered cumulative cuts of 150 basis points since September 2024, bringing the rate to its lowest level since October 2022 to support economic growth.
Published on 2026-01-28

Indonesia GDP Annual Growth Eases to 5.04% in Q3
Indonesia’s GDP grew by 5.04% year-on-year in Q3 2025, slightly above expectations of 5.0%, but slowing from a 5.12% gain in Q2, which marked the fastest pace of expansion since Q2 2023. The slowdown in GDP growth was driven by easing fixed investment growth (5.04% vs 6.99% in Q2) and softer private consumption (4.89% vs 4.97%). Export growth also moderated to 9.91% from 10.95%, reflecting the impact of new US tariffs. Meanwhile, import growth fell sharply to 1.18% from 11.48%, weighed down by weaker purchasing power and a depreciating rupiah. By contrast, government spending rebounded strongly (5.49% vs -0.33% in Q2), helping to offset some of the downward pressure on growth.
Published on 2025-11-05

Indonesia Q3 GDP Annual Growth Eases to 5.04%
Indonesia’s GDP expanded 5.04% yoy in Q3 2025, broadly matching market expectations of 5.0% but easing slightly from 5.12% in Q2, the steepest growth since Q2 2023. The moderation was mainly driven by softer private consumption (4.89% vs 4.97% in Q2) and easing fixed investment growth (5.04% vs 6.99%). Exports slowed slightly (9.91% vs 10.95%), reflecting persistent global trade uncertainty, while import growth deteriorated (1.18% vs 11.48%), pressured by weaker purchasing power and depreciating rupiah. Still, government spending rebounded strongly (5.49% vs -0.33%), helping to cushion overall growth. By sector, output growth softened in manufacturing (5.54% vs 5.68%), construction (4.21% vs 4.98%), and finance & insurance (0.77% vs 3.2%), while mining activity contracted (-1.98% vs 2.03%). For 2025, the government maintained its GDP growth target at 5.2%, supported by fiscal prudence, expectations of further monetary easing by the central bank, and relief from lower U.S. tariffs.
Published on 2025-11-05

Indonesia GDP Annual Growth Eases to 5.04% in Q3
Indonesia’s GDP grew by 5.04% yoy in Q3 2025, roughly in line with expectations of 5.0% but slowing from a 5.12% gain in Q2, which marked the fastest pace of expansion since Q2 2023. The slowdown in GDP growth was driven by easing fixed investment growth (5.04% vs 6.99% in Q2) and softer private consumption (4.89% vs 4.97%). Export growth also moderated to 9.91% from 10.95%, reflecting the impact of new US tariffs. Meanwhile, import growth fell sharply to 1.18% from 11.48%, weighed down by weaker purchasing power and a depreciating rupiah. By contrast, government spending rebounded strongly (5.49% vs -0.33% in Q2), helping to offset some of the downward pressure on growth. Production-wise, output growth moderated in manufacturing (5.54% vs 5.68%), construction (4.21% vs 4.98%), and finance & insurance (0.77% vs 3.0%), while contracting in mining (-1.98% vs 2.03%). For 2025, the government has maintained its GDP growth target at 5.2%, despite headwinds from new US tariffs of 19%.
Published on 2025-11-05

Indonesia Q3 GDP Annual Growth Eases to 5.04%
Indonesia’s GDP expanded 5.04% yoy in Q3 2025, broadly matching market expectations of 5.0% but easing slightly from 5.12% in Q2, the steepest growth since Q2 2023. The moderation was mainly driven by softer private consumption (4.89% vs 4.97% in Q2) and easing fixed investment growth (5.04% vs 6.99%). Exports slowed slightly (9.91% vs 10.95%), reflecting persistent global trade uncertainty, while import growth deteriorated (1.18% vs 11.48%), pressured by weaker purchasing power and depreciating rupiah. Still, government spending rebounded strongly (5.49% vs -0.33%), helping to cushion overall growth. By sector, output growth softened in manufacturing (5.54% vs 5.68%), construction (4.21% vs 4.98%), and finance & insurance (0.77% vs 3.2%), while mining activity contracted (-1.98% vs 2.03%). For 2025, the government maintained its GDP growth target at 5.2%, supported by fiscal prudence, expectations of further monetary easing by the central bank, and relief from lower U.S. tariffs.
Published on 2025-11-05

Indonesia GDP Annual Growth Eases to 5.04% in Q3
Indonesia’s GDP grew by 5.04% yoy in Q3 2025, slightly above expectations of 5.0%, but slowing from a 5.12% gain in Q2, which marked the fastest pace of expansion since Q2 2023. The slowdown in GDP growth was driven by easing fixed investment growth (5.04% vs 6.99% in Q2) and softer private consumption (4.89% vs 4.97%). Export growth also moderated to 9.91% from 10.95%, reflecting the impact of new US tariffs. Meanwhile, import growth fell sharply to 1.18% from 11.48%, weighed down by weaker purchasing power and a depreciating rupiah. By contrast, government spending rebounded strongly (5.49% vs -0.33% in Q2), helping to offset some of the downward pressure on growth. Production-wise, output growth moderated in manufacturing (5.54% vs 5.68%), construction (4.21% vs 4.98%), and finance & insurance (0.77% vs 3.0%), while contracting in mining (-1.98% vs 2.03%). For 2025, the government has maintained its GDP growth target at 5.2%, despite headwinds from new US tariffs of 19%.
Published on 2025-11-05