Indonesia

Located in southern Southeast Asia, the Republic of Indonesia is the world's largest archipelagic state, consisting of many islands extending east to west and straddling the equator. Possessing a vast land area and a huge population, led by Java Island where the capital Jakarta is located, it is positioned as a nation with a major market and economic base in the Southeast Asian region.

Looking at key indicators for 2025, the total population reached approximately 285.72 million (up approximately 0.8% YoY), nominal GDP (in USD) was approximately 1.4456 trillion USD (up approximately 3.5% YoY), and nominal GDP per capita stood at 5059.6 USD (up approximately 2.7% YoY). The macroeconomy has been performing well, with real GDP growth recording 5.11% (up approximately 0.1 pt YoY) and real GDP per capita growth recording 4.29% (up approximately 0.1 pt YoY). Employment and price dynamics also indicate a stable environment, with the unemployment rate at 3.24% (down approximately 0.1 pt YoY) and consumer price inflation at 1.91% (down approximately 0.3 pt YoY).

In the financial and external sectors, the real interest rate is at 5.99% (down approximately 1.8 pt YoY). Trade (as a percentage of GDP) stood at 43.39% (up approximately 0.6 pt YoY), and the current account balance (as a percentage of GDP) was -0.09% (an improvement of approximately 0.5 pt YoY), leaving the external balance in a virtually balanced state. Note that the latest data for government debt (as a percentage of GDP) has not been released.