Okay, here’s a breakdown of the key economic data presented in the text, focusing on Indonesia’s performance in the fourth quarter of 2025 and related factors.I’ll organize it into sections for clarity.
1. Overall Economic Growth (Indonesia – Q4 2025)
* Year-on-Year (YoY) Growth: 5.39% – This is the highest annual growth in the fourth quarter since the COVID-19 pandemic.
* Key Drivers: Public consumption, domestic production, investment, increased community mobility, and supportive economic policies (inflation control, interest rates).
2.Domestic Demand & Production Indicators (Q4 2025)
* Retail sales: Grew well YoY and cumulatively (specific percentage not given, but described as “well”).
* Online Transactions (Retail & Marketplace): Increased by 12.2% Quarter-to-Quarter (QtQ).
* Social Assistance & Electronic Transactions: Experienced relatively strong growth.
* Rice Production: Grew 7.27% overall YoY in Q4 2025, and 13.29% throughout 2025.
* manufacturing: Condition index and prospects are in the expansion zone.
* Electricity sales: Grew 3.5% YoY.
* Investment (Domestic & Foreign): Grew 9.74% YoY and 12.66% cumulatively.
* Community Mobility: Increased passenger numbers across all transportation modes and domestic tourism.
3. Sectoral Performance (Q4 2025 YoY)
* Positive Growth Across Most Sectors: All business fields grew positively except for mining.
* Major Contributors to GDP (63.09% share):
* Processing Industry
* Trade
* Agriculture
* Construction
* Mining
* High Growth Sectors:
* Transportation & Warehousing: Driven by increased mobility (Christmas holidays, fare discounts).
* Information & Dialogue: Grew 8.09%, driven by increased internet use and mobile data traffic.
4. Sources of Economic Growth (Q4 2025)
* Household Consumption: Largest contributor – 2.68 basis points.
* Gross Fixed Capital Formation (PMTB): Contributed 1.96 basis points.
* Government Consumption: Contributed 0.43 basis points.
5. Global & Trading Partner Context (2025/2026)
* IMF Projections (January 2026):
* Global Economic Growth: 3.3%
* Developing Countries’ Growth: 4.4% (higher than 2024)
* Inflation in Developing countries: Relatively higher than global inflation.
* Indonesia’s Trading Partners:
* China: Slow but steady growth (cumulative to cumulative/year-to-date).
* Philippines: Slower growth YoY and cumulative.
* singapore & Vietnam: Stronger growth YoY and cumulatively.
* Malaysia & South Korea: Stronger growth in Q4 YoY.
Key Terms Used:
* YoY (Year-on-Year): Comparing a period to the same period in the previous year.
* QtQ (Quarter-to-Quarter): Comparing a period to the previous quarter.
* C to C (Cumulative to Cumulative/Year-to-Date): Comparing cumulative figures from the beginning of the year to the same point in the previous year.
Let me know if you’d like me to elaborate on any specific aspect of this information or if you have any other questions.