Economic Research
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5
June 2017
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Indonesia
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Economic Update
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The headline
inflation rate inched up to 4.3% YoY in May. This was attributed mainly to
rapid increases in the price of fresh food and cost housing & utilities.
For the full year, we forecast headline inflation to pick up to 4.2% in 2017,
from +3.5% last year. This is on account of:
1. Higher energy
prices as a result of a pick-up in crude oil prices;
2. Electricity
tariff hikes;
3. Modest pick-up
in volatile food prices.
Key policy rate to
be maintained. As inflation would likely continue to be manageable, we expect
Bank Indonesia (BI) to keep its monetary and macro-prudential policies
stable.
Economist:
Rizki Fajar| +6221 2970 7065
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