The International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts Indonesia's economic growth to reach 5.5% in 2026 and 5.8% by 2030, driven by investments in infrastructure and human capital.
The World Bank projects Indonesia's GDP growth to average 5.3% from 2026 to 2030, with the IMF's forecast being more optimistic, highlighting the need for structural reforms to boost competitiveness.
Bloomberg reports on the IMF's updated forecast, citing Indonesia's strong economic fundamentals, including a growing middle class and increasing foreign investment, as key drivers of growth.
This research report by the Brookings Institution analyzes the IMF's forecast and highlights the importance of addressing corruption, improving the business environment, and investing in education to achieve sustainable economic growth in Indonesia.
This online tool provides access to the IMF's economic forecast data for Indonesia, allowing users to visualize and download historical and projected data on GDP growth, inflation, and other key economic indicators.
In this video, experts from the IMF and the Indonesian government discuss the country's economic growth prospects, highlighting the opportunities and challenges ahead, including the need for infrastructure development and human capital investment.
This report by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) provides an overview of Indonesia's economic development strategy, which aligns with the IMF's forecast and emphasizes the need for sustainable and inclusive growth.
The IMF's data portal provides access to a range of economic indicators for Indonesia, including GDP growth, inflation, and trade balances, allowing users to track the country's economic performance and compare it to the IMF's forecast.