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From ASEAN Darling to Investor Concern: Indonesia at a Crossroad

Financial Landscape in Indonesia Unleashing Economic Potential with Financial Digitalization

EVs in ASEAN Thailand vs Indonesia: Leading and Rising EV Production Hub

Nusantara (IKN): Indonesia’s growth catalyst or costly conundrum?

Indonesia's economy is driven primarily by domestic demand, with private consumption accounting for 55.8 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in the first quarter of 2026, supported by a large working-age population with a low average age. This consumption-led growth relies on middle-income households as a key source of purchasing power.

Krungsri Research now projects the outbreak would pose a negative impact to the Indonesian economy of 3.5 ppt, at the same magnitude as Singapore

Uneven success, infection rates are still high in Indonesia and the Philippines

The rubber industry will benefit from an improving business environment through the period 2023 to 2025 thanks to both rising outputs and firmer demand. On the supply side, players will enjoy an expansion in the total size of rubber plantations, what is expected to be more favorable climate, and the incentive effects of higher prices on the care and upkeep of rubber stands, all of which will translate into greater output. At the same time, supply from Indonesia and Malaysia will struggle to recover fully from problems with labor shortages and the effects of leaf drop disease.

Includes Investment Handbook Cambodia 2020, Philippines 2020, Indonesia 2020, Vietnam 2020

Regional Economic and Policy Developments in May