Indonesia posted a current account deficit (CAD) of United States dollars (USD) 8.4 billion in Q2 2019, up from USD 7.0 billion in Q1. On a four-quarter rolling sum basis, the CAD remained unchanged from...
The current account deficit (CAD) came in at United States dollars (USD) 7.0 billion in Q1 ‘19 compared to USD 9.2 billion in the previous quarter. As a share of gross domestic product (GDP), the CAD was...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights, including: Prices of Indonesian assets have been under pressure following the volatility sparked by Turkey’s currency depreciation...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights, including: Indonesia’s economy expanded 5.3 percent yoy in Q2, higher than the 5.1 percent growth posted in Q1, the highest growth...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights, including: Indonesia’s economy expanded 5.1 percent yoy in Q1, marginally slower than 5.2 percent growth in Q4 2017; gross fixed...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights, including: Indonesia’s economy expanded 5.2 percent yoy in Q4, faster than the 5.1 percent growth in Q3, bringing the 2017 annual...
The current account deficit (CAD) widened by 1.4 percentage points of gross domestic product (GDP) to United States dollars (USD) 9.1 billion in Q4, nudging the overall 2018 CAD to USD 31.1 billion, equivalent...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights, including: Indonesia’s economy grew 5.1 percent yoy in Q3 2017, slightly faster than in Q2 (5.0 percent); gross fixed capital formation...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights, including: Indonesia’s economy grew 5.0 percent yoy for the second consecutive quarter – slightly below market expectations of 5.1...
This issue of Indonesia MTO Economic Note contains economic highlights, including: The Indonesian economy grew 5.0 percent yoy in Q1 2017, larger than the 4.9 percent increase in Q4 2016, but lower than...
This issue of Indonesia GDP Release contains economic highlights, including: The Indonesian economy grew 5.02 percent yoy in Q3 2016, down from 5.2 percent in the second quarter. This compares with our...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights, including: In Q2 2016, GDP grew at 5.2 percent yoy, up from 4.9 percent in the first quarter. This compares with our internal June...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights, including: In Q1 2016, GDP grew at 4.9 percent yoy, slightly below market and World Bank staff expectations and lower than the growth...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights, including: Indonesia's current account deficit (CAD) narrowed slightly from USD 4.2 billion to USD 4.0 billion, keeping the CAD ratio...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights, including: In Q2 2015, GDP grew at 4.7 percent yoy, the same rate as in the first quarter and in line with World Bank staff and market...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights, including: the overall balance of payment still recorded a surplus, although the balance had declined to USD 1.3 bn or 0.6 percent...
This issue of Indonesia GDP Release contains economic highlights, including: Q1 2015 GDP was weaker than expected and shows that the economy continued to decelerate into 2015, highlighting the scale of...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights including: The current account deficit improved to 2.99 percent of GDP (USD 6.18 bn) in Q4 2014 from 2.81 percent of GDP (USD X -...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note contains economic highlights including: Indonesia’s current account deficit increased to USD 9.1 billion in Q2 2014, up from USD 4.2 billion in Q1; Seasonal factors...
This issue of Indonesia MTI Economic Note highlights the current account deficit remained stable, at just above 2 percent of GDP, reflecting the combination of a smaller trade surplus, and lower services...