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Economic Research			25 September 2017
Indonesia
Economic Outlook
Stronger Growth in 2018 But Capped By Spending Constraint   As domestic demand and external activities recover, we expect the Indonesian economy to grow by a faster pace of 5.3% in 2018, compared with 5.1% estimated for 2017. This is on account of a pick-up in household consumption, investment, and government spending as an election year approaches.     Economist:  Rizki Fajar| +6221 2970 7065
To access our recent reports please click on the links below: 29 Mar: Stronger Growth As Exports & Government Spending Recover 08 Dec: Prospect For A Modest Pick-Up In Economic Growth 21 Sep: Economic Growth To Be Capped Amid Fiscal Consolidation 21 Jun: Growth Momentum Catching Up, Economic Growth To Be Stronger In 2H 2016 23 Mar: Higher Economic Growth on Stronger Domestic Demand 18 Dec: BI Held The Benchmark Rate Unchanged At 7.5%
Economics Team
Peck Boon Soon	Chief ASEAN Economist	bspeck@rhbgroup.com		+603 9280 2163
Vincent Loo Yeong Hong	Malaysia, Vietnam	vincent.loo@rhgroup.com		+603 9280 2172
Ng Kee Chou	Singapore, Thailand	ng.kee.chou@rhbgroup.com		+603 9280 2179
Rizki Fajar	Indonesia, Philippines	rizki.fajar@rhbgroup.com		+6221 2970 7065
Aris Nazman Maslan	Malaysia, Vietnam	mohd.aris.nazman@rhbgroup.com		+603 9280 2184

 

 

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