MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS SERIES: Indonesia Economic Outlook 2021
Economic activities continue to shrink in Q2-2020 where economic growth plunged to -5.32% (y.o.y), much lower than the positive growth in Q1-2020 of 2.97%.
Economic activities continue to shrink in Q2-2020 where economic growth plunged to -5.32% (y.o.y), much lower than the positive growth in Q1-2020 of 2.97%.
It has been five months since the first announcement of Covid-19’s confirmed case in Indonesia on the early March. The massive widespread of the
The case of Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia has increased dramatically, reaching more than 2,400 recorded cases with an increasingly widespread distribution. The presence of
The economy continues to grow more slowly from 5.07% (y.o.y) in Q2-2019 to 5.02% (y.o.y) in Q3-2019. It is likely to be followed by
Throughout 2019, we observe an overall low inflation landscape, as made apparent by its inflation rate being the lowest in 20 years (2.72%). The
Since March 2019, the US bonds market has recorded an inverted yield curve, meaning that the yields of short-term bonds have surpassed those of
Indonesia’s economic growth in Q1 2019 is recorded at 5.07% (y.o.y), lower than 5.17% (y.o.y) as in the previous quarter. Despite of the seasonal
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