Indonesia's economy grew by 3.72% qoq in Q2 of 2022, beating market consensus of a 3.44% rise and shifting from a marginally revised 0.9% fall in Q1. The rebound was the strongest quarterly GDP growth since Q3 2020, with Ramadan and Eid-ul Fitr festivals giving further boost after more easing in pandemic curbs. Government spending bounced back sharply (32% vs -50.46% in Q1), amid an acceleration in private consumption (2.42% vs 0.19%). Also external demand contributed positively, as exports (9.14% vs -2.79%) rose much faster than imports (3.14% vs -3.93%). In contrast, fixed investment shrank further (-3.66% vs -2.56%). On the production side, an upturn in activity was seen for mining (3.56% vs -2.81% in Q1), education (7.43% vs -15.04%), food & accommodation (4.94% vs -0.28%), and healthcare (5.61% vs -16.54%). In addition, output quickened for agriculture (13.15% vs 9.14%), utilities (0.94% vs 0.26%), wholesale & retail trade (2.17% vs 1.19%), and transport (6.78% vs 0.8%). source: Statistics Indonesia

GDP Growth Rate in Indonesia averaged 1.26 percent from 2005 until 2022, reaching an all time high of 5.05 percent in the third quarter of 2020 and a record low of -4.19 percent in the second quarter of 2020. This page provides - Indonesia GDP Growth Rate - actual values, historical data, forecast, chart, statistics, economic calendar and news. Indonesia GDP Growth Rate - data, historical chart, forecasts and calendar of releases - was last updated on September of 2022.

GDP Growth Rate in Indonesia is expected to be 2.00 percent by the end of this quarter, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts expectations. In the long-term, the Indonesia GDP Growth Rate is projected to trend around -1.30 percent in 2023 and 1.00 percent in 2024, according to our econometric models.

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Indonesia GDP Growth Rate



Calendar GMT Actual Previous Consensus TEForecast
2022-05-09 04:00 AM Q1 -0.96% 1.06% -0.89% -0.6%
2022-08-05 02:00 AM Q2 3.72% -0.95% 3.44% 2.96%
2022-11-04 02:00 AM Q3 3.72%


Related Last Previous Unit Reference
GDP Growth Rate 3.72 -0.95 percent Jun 2022
GDP Annual Growth Rate 5.44 5.01 percent Jun 2022
GDP Constant Prices 2923675.30 2818579.00 IDR Billion Jun 2022
Gross National Product 701250.16 714387.33 IDR Billion Dec 2014
Gross Fixed Capital Formation 876855.97 910202.33 IDR Billion Jun 2022
Full Year GDP Growth 3.69 -2.07 percent Dec 2021
GDP from Utilities 42522.90 41937.40 IDR Billion Jun 2022
GDP from Services 53355.70 52092.40 IDR Billion Jun 2022
GDP from Mining 211507.10 204232.40 IDR Billion Jun 2022
GDP from Manufacturing 587497.60 587265.50 IDR Billion Jun 2022
GDP from Construction 267374.40 284580.70 IDR Billion Jun 2022
GDP from Agriculture 90067.20 80365.00 IDR Billion Jun 2022

Indonesia GDP Growth Rate
Indonesian economy is the largest in South East Asia. The country has been growing steady in the last few years mostly due to high domestic consumption and growth in exports of manufactured products and commodities.
Actual Previous Highest Lowest Dates Unit Frequency
3.72 -0.95 5.05 -4.19 2005 - 2022 percent Quarterly

News Stream
Indonesia Q2 Quarterly GDP Rebounds Strongly
Indonesia's economy grew by 3.72% qoq in Q2 of 2022, beating market consensus of a 3.44% rise and shifting from a marginally revised 0.9% fall in Q1. The rebound was the strongest quarterly GDP growth since Q3 2020, with Ramadan and Eid-ul Fitr festivals giving further boost after more easing in pandemic curbs. Government spending bounced back sharply (32% vs -50.46% in Q1), amid an acceleration in private consumption (2.42% vs 0.19%). Also external demand contributed positively, as exports (9.14% vs -2.79%) rose much faster than imports (3.14% vs -3.93%). In contrast, fixed investment shrank further (-3.66% vs -2.56%). On the production side, an upturn in activity was seen for mining (3.56% vs -2.81% in Q1), education (7.43% vs -15.04%), food & accommodation (4.94% vs -0.28%), and healthcare (5.61% vs -16.54%). In addition, output quickened for agriculture (13.15% vs 9.14%), utilities (0.94% vs 0.26%), wholesale & retail trade (2.17% vs 1.19%), and transport (6.78% vs 0.8%).
2022-08-05
Indonesia Economy Contracts 0.96% QoQ in Q1
Indonesia's economy shrank 0.96% qoq in Q1 2022, compared with market estimates of a 0.89% fall and after a 1.06% growth in Q4. This was the first quarterly decline in economic activity in a year, amid COVID-19 mobility curbs as well as worries over the impact of geopolitical tension and risks from a slowdown in China. Government spending plunged (-50.54% vs 33% in Q4), while fixed investment fell slightly (-2.56% vs 4.96%). At the same time, private consumption was sluggish (0.19% vs 3.02%). External demand contributed positively, as exports shrank 3.18% (vs 3.9% in Q4) while imports fell 4.63% (vs 15.05%). On the production side, activity shrank for mining (-2.81% vs 0.83% in Q4), utilities (-3.31% vs 3.56% in Q4), construction (-1.24% vs 3.56%), and healthcare (-16.54% vs 4.03%). At the same time, output eased for manufacturing (0.75% vs 0.82%), communication (1.69% vs 1.71%), and transport, warehouse (0.8% vs 14.24%), amid a rebound in financial and insurance (4.17% vs -1.36%).
2022-05-09
Indonesia Quarterly GDP Growth Tops Forecasts
Indonesia's economy grew 1.06% qoq in Q4 2021, after a 1.55% expansion in Q3, above market consensus of a 0.99% gain. The latest reading was the third straight quarterly growth, amid a fall in COVID-19 cases and further relaxation curbs, with household consumption rebounding (3.02% vs -0.19% in Q3), government spending growth soaring (33% vs 8.95%), and fixed investment growth accelerating (4.96% vs 4.61%). Meantime, external demand contributed negatively, as exports grew 3.9% (vs 8.62% ) while imports rose at a faster 15.05% (vs -1.45%). On the production side, activity grew for manufacturing (0.82% vs 2.35%), utilities (4.79% vs 3.1%), construction (3.56% vs 5.13%), transport, warehouse (14.24% vs -1.37%), accommodation, information & communication (1.71% vs 1.9%), and health services (4.03% vs 16.09%). By contrast, the output of financial and insurance shrank further (-1.36% vs -1.24%). For the whole year, the economy expanded 3.69%, shifting from a 2.07% contraction in 2020.
2022-02-07