Bank Indonesia (BI) projects Indonesia’s economy to grow by 5.1% in 2025, driven by stronger exports, ongoing government projects, and a gradual recovery in domestic demand. Governor Perry Warjiyo emphasised that this outlook reflects confidence in Indonesia’s resilience amid global uncertainties. Key growth drivers include exports, particularly commodities like palm oil, with India remaining a vital trade partner, contributing to Indonesia’s trade surplus. In addition, government-led investments, such as the development of Special Economic Zones (KEK), are expected to attract foreign capital, boost infrastructure, and create jobs.

Strengthening the labour market and ensuring stable income growth will be crucial to supporting spending. Overall, BI remains optimistic that with coordinated efforts to stimulate consumption, realise investment projects, and sustain export performance, Indonesia can achieve its growth target and maintain economic stability in 2025.

Source: https://www.akurat.co/makro/1306606580/bi-optimistis-ekonomi-indonesia-tumbuh-51-persen-di-2025