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WHAT'S NEXT?: Indonesia's GDP is forecast to grow at 5% a year over 2016-2020, supported by strong growth in consumer demand and infrastructure investment. She is likely to be among the star economic performers for at least the next decade but at the same time faces great challenges to overcome past political and social issues.

  • [New] The health supplement segment in Southeast Asia is expected to grow at double-digit CAGR, with Indonesia leading the region due to its vast population of over 270 million. SindoShipping
  • [New] Indonesia is expected to be able to complete the main challenges of digital transformation and overall development in the period leading to 2045, which is the target of the vision of Indonesia Gold 2045. VOI.ID
  • [New] Congo's move is prompting a reconfiguration of the entire battery materials supply chain-spreading out risk, improving ethical sourcing, and encouraging more local processing in countries like Indonesia and Australia. The USA Leaders
  • [New] With US$ 3.8 billion in annual public investment, the housing program could create over 2.3 million jobs and mobilize US$ 2.8 billion in private capital while improving living conditions and economic opportunity for millions of Indonesians. World Bank
  • [New] Indonesia's digital economy will reach USD 130 billion by 2025, up from USD 90 billion in 2024, driven by micro, small and medium-sized enterprises leveraging online platforms. OBSERVER - the latest information about Indonesian new
  • [New] Digital transformation has become a cornerstone of Indonesia's ambition to achieve social justice, economic growth, and global competitiveness, as outlined in its vision to become a high-income nation by 2045. OBSERVER - the latest information about Indonesian new
  • [New] Asia Pacific is the fastest-growing region, driven by rising flood risks in densely populated countries like India, China, and Indonesia. Credence Research Inc.
  • [New] Indonesia's long-term development plan 2025-2045 and the National Electricity General Plan outline the use of nuclear power as part of the national energy strategy to support decarbonization goals. Ashurst
  • [New] Indonesia, with its vast and diverse agricultural landscape, has immense potential to lead the digital agriculture revolution in Southeast Asia. Climate Impact Innovations Challenge
  • [New] The Cirata Floating Solar Power Plant, anticipated to be Southeast Asia's largest, exemplifies Indonesia's commitment to integrating solar energy into its grid. Power Partners Group | Systems Integrator Specialist
  • [New] The effectiveness of monetary and fiscal policies will determine Indonesia's ability to attract foreign direct investment and maintain its appeal as an investment destination. Indonesia Economy Watch
  • [New] Captive Coal Expansion: Indonesia's electricity master plan projects a significant increase in coal capacity by 26.8 GW over seven years, with over 20 GW driven by captive coal for the growing mineral processing industry. EXAPUTRA
  • [New] Global trade tensions, including proposed US tariffs, pose risks to Indonesia's import-dependent economy. Indonesia Economy Watch
  • In Indonesia, later-born siblings are likely to have better educational opportunities than their older siblings, potentially due to financial constraints, easing only when older siblings begin contributing to family income. BBC
  • Indonesia is expected to rank in the top 30 countries for trade growth in speed and scale over the next five years. The Manila Times
  • Demand Aligned with Economic Growth: We expect Indonesia's electricity demand to rise by about 5% a year in 2025 and 2026, mirroring Fitch's GDP growth forecasts. petromindo
  • Emerging economies, such as India and Indonesia, will continue to grow and exert greater influence on the global stage. Site Title
  • Indonesian government assets in France are at risk of being seized after the Indonesian Ministry of Defense lost a dispute against Navayo International AG. TEMPO.CO
  • The world's largest coal producers - Australia, Indonesia, the United States, and India - hold some of the greatest potential for solar redevelopment on mine lands. Global Energy Monitor
  • Before the meeting of two leaders, Indonesia has reiterated that it agreed to export 3.4 gigawatts of clean electricity to Singapore by the end of 2035. The Star
  • In Indonesia, the Pertamina scandal alone could divert funds from critical infrastructure and public services, hampering economic growth and exacerbating poverty. Global Corruption Watch

Last updated: 30 June 2025



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