Indonesia Full Year GDP Growth

Southeast Asia's most economically developed country is Indonesia. A substantial proportion of GDP is accounted for by the industry (46.5% of total GDP). Manufacturers have been one of the most essential growth engines in the industry, and manufacturing has been the most important within the industry (24% of total output). Among the industries represented are mining and quarrying (12%), construction (10%), and electricity, gas, and water distribution (0.75%). 38% of overall GDP is accounted for by services. Services are divided into four categories, the most important of which are: trade, hotel and restaurant services (around 14% of GDP), transport and communication (7% of GDP), finance, real estate and business services (7% of GDP), and government services (6%). Agriculture contributes for the remaining 15% of the total.

A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the IDR while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the IDR.

Category:  Full Year GDP Growth
Units:  Percent
Details
Impact: Low
Country:
Currency: IDR
Latest Release
Previous: 5.05%
Consensus: 5.2%
Actual: 5.03%
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