- The slowdown in growth support weighs on asset recovery, reflecting challenges similar to those seen in 2015–2016.
- In those periods, fiscal and monetary efforts addressed economic challenges, unlike now, where monetary policy prioritizes stability.
- Despite tight fiscal space, the deficit remains unchanged, but risks widening without further measure. We revised our yield forecast.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Finding Similarities
- What’s the Responses And Mitigating Measures
- Limited Fiscal Scope, Still No Change in Deficit Outlook
- Capital Market – Rising Yield on the Continue Weaker IDR
- Government Securities (SUN) Auction Announcement – Tuesday, March 18, 2025
This Week Key Focus
- Interest Rate Focus – March 2025
- Indonesia recorded a USD3.12 billion trade surplus in February 2025
- China Retail Sales and Industrial Output grew 4% and 5.9% y-y in 2M25
Last week Key Events
GLOBAL UPDATES
- US headline and core CPI rose 0.2% m-m in Feb-25
DOMESTIC UPDATES
- Fiscal balance shifted to a deficit of IDR31.2tn (-0.13% of GDP) in 2M25
- Indonesia's Consumer Confidence remained optimistic 126.4 in Feb-25
- Retail sales are expected to contract by 0.5% y-y in Feb-25
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