JAKARTA, Jakartaweekly.com — Bank of America (BofA) expects Indonesia’s economic growth to improve gradually as fiscal policy begins to have a greater impact on consumption and investment. However, growth is expected to remain moderate, without a sharp acceleration. Bank of America Head of India & ASEAN Economics Rahul Bajoria said Indonesia’s macroeconomic conditions were continuing […]
Indonesia’s US$1.4 trillion economy, expanding investment and young population are supporting its position as a key investment market in ASEAN, while the government is pursuing policies aimed at strengthening growth, private-sector investment and economic productivity.
As the FIFA World Cup 2026 approaches, Bank of America’s Mira Arifin explores how Indonesia can leverage this global sporting platform to drive domestic consumption, boost cross-border trade, and enhance financial inclusion, despite not being a host nation.
