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Growth to ease only slightly in Indonesia

Indonesia’s economy continued to grow strongly in the fourth quarter of last year. Underlining the economy’s resilience, household consumption and investment growth actually accelerated despite a slowdown in export demand. Economic growth is likely to slow only slightly in 2012 as global demand becomes less supportive.

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