Indonesia Projects 6% GDP Growth Following Liquidity Injection

Indonesia's finance minister expects the economy to grow by 6% next year following a recent liquidity injection of IDR 200 trillion, most of which has already been disbursed as loans by banks.

Speaking at a conference on Thursday, Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa said signs of the economic impact of last month’s injection would hopefully be seen in Q4 of this year, when growth is expected to top 5.5% before rising to 6% next year.

A fast-growing economy and a favorable investment climate would lead investors to flock to Indonesia, he said, as reported by Reuters.

In September, the government introduced a new set of incentives to stimulate economic growth, following the IDR 24.44 trillion in stimulus funding announced in May.

Last month, Indonesia’s central bank projected that 2025 GDP growth would exceed the midpoint of its 4.6%–5.4% target range.

To support this outlook, BI has cut interest rates by a cumulative 150 bps since last September.

Recent data showed that GDP grew by 5.12% in Q2 2025.