Bank Indonesia (BI) projects Indonesia’s economic growth to reach 4.7–5.5% in 2025, driven by increased investment, particularly in non-construction sectors. Governor Perry Warjiyo emphasized the need to boost household consumption to strengthen domestic demand and enhance exports to counter slowing demand from key trading partners. To support this, BI will optimize its policy mix, ensuring macroeconomic stability while fostering sustainable economic growth. This includes macroprudential policy stimulus and accelerated digitalization of payment transactions, working in synergy with the government’s fiscal stimulus efforts.
In 2024, Indonesia’s economy grew by 5.03%, with Q4 growth recorded at 5.02% (yoy), up from 4.95% in Q3. Growth was primarily supported by household consumption and strong investment, with manufacturing and trade being key contributors. Moving forward, BI remains committed to supporting the government’s Asta Cita program, focusing on economic financing, digitalization, downstream industries, and food security, ensuring long-term economic resilience and progress.

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https://beritamoneter.com/bank-indonesia-ekonomi-nasional-diperkirakan-mencapai-55-pada-2025/