Macroeconomic Report | Indonesia Economy 2Q21 Returns to Growth
Survey results from The Economist, Nikkei Asia, and Bloomberg show that Indonesia is in the category of relatively slow
Survey results from The Economist, Nikkei Asia, and Bloomberg show that Indonesia is in the category of relatively slow
Indonesia Statistics (BPS) recorded the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for July 2021 to experience an inflation of 0.08%
Amidst ongoing economy recovery in the US, the Federal Reserve holds Fed Fund Rate (FFR) at around 0%-0.25%. Previously,
Bank Indonesia (BI) maintains the BI Seven Day Reserve Repo Rate (BI 7-DRRR) interest rate at 3.50% in July 2020.
Last week, Statistics Indonesia (BPS) recorded June’s trade balance surplus at USD 1.32 billion. This is lower than the
On Thursday (07/07), Bank Indonesia (BI) recorded Indonesia’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves in June 2021 at USD137.1
Statistics Indonesia (BPS) recorded the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the June 2021 period to experience deflation of
With the economic recovery going slower than expected, projection for Indonesian 2021 GDP growth was cut to 4.1% -5.1%.
Indonesia’s retail sales performance increased in April 2021, reflected in the Real Sales Index (RSI) from Bank