Economic Highlights (Indonesia) - 06/05/2014
1Q 2014 Growth Moderated Due To Weak Exports, But
Domestic Demand Remained Resilient
¨ Indonesia GDP growth moderated to 5.2% y-o-y
in 1Q 2014, from
+5.7% in 4Q 2103 and even lower compared with +5.6% in the 3Q. The main cause
of the moderation came from a reversal in exports to a contraction in the 1Q,
from a growth in 4Q 2013. A pick-up in domestic demand, however, provided some
mitigation, on account of higher investment and private consumption.
¨ Almost all sectors recorded slower
growth from
manufacturing to agriculture; trade, hotel & restaurant and financial,
ownership and business services; and transport & communications sectors.
These were made worse by a decline in mining & quarrying sector. Meanwhile,
growth of electricity, gas and water; and construction sectors held stable
during the quarter.
¨
Overall,
1Q 2014 economic growth showed robust domestic demand and the trend will likely
remain the same throughout the year. We are of the view that domestic demand
will likely be resilient in view of general election events and the
optimism over newly formed government. As a whole, we are of the view that real
GDP growth will likely moderate to 5.4% in 2014, before staging a rebound
to +5.7% in 2015.
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