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Indonesia economic and fiscal trends
Overview
Indonesia’s economic landscape in late 2026 is characterized by sector-specific pressures and broader fiscal management. In the housing sector, the secondary market has seen a decline in real price growth, with the national Resale Price Index growing only 0.9% year-on-year through July 2026, trailing an inflation rate of 2.9%. This slowdown coincides with a 16.4% year-on-year decrease in the supply of secondary homes.
By September 2026, national inflation was recorded at 3.28%, remaining within the government’s target range, though volatile food inflation reached 5.03%. To support growth, the 2027 State Budget has been passed with a 6% economic growth target and a deficit of 2.4% of GDP. Despite national stability, regional fiscal challenges have emerged, including funding reductions in Bali and delayed revenue-sharing disbursements in Bandung.
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[BUSINESS] 16 sourcesIndonesia economic indicators show stability amid regional fiscal shifts
Indonesia reports stable economic indicators with September inflation at 3.28%, while the 2027 state budget targets 6% growth through investment despite regional fiscal challenges in Bali and Bandung.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesIndonesia secondary housing prices see low real growth amid supply decline
Indonesia's secondary housing market saw a 0.9% annual RPI growth in July 2026, trailing inflation. Despite low real growth, supply fell 16.4% annually, with Tangerang leading search interest.
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bali.jpnn.com · bisnis.liputan6.com · clovermedia.jp · denpasar24.com · disway.id · insight.kontan.co.id · jabar.jpnn.com · jawapos.com · jpnn.com · m.jpnn.com · medcom.id · minews.id · pendidikan.harianjogja.com · propertynbank.com · rri.co.id · senggang.republika.co.id · suarainvestor.com · viva.co.id