RHB | Indonesia | Economic Growth Slowed in 2014, But Will Likely Gain Pace In 2015

Economic Research	06 February 2015
Indonesia
Economic Highlights
Economic Growth Slowed in 2014, But Will Likely Gain Pace In 2015 Indonesia GDP growth inched up to 5.0% y-o-y in 4Q, from 4.9% in 3Q and at the same pace as in 2Q. This was due mainly to a faster increase in gross fixed capital formation (investments) but offset partially by a retreat in exports. Economist:  Luthfi Ridho  | +6221 2598 6888
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