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Indonesia easing cycle to be gradual

Given the improving outlook for inflation in Indonesia, we think today’s 25 basis point cut in the main policy rate is unlikely to be the last in the current cycle. We expect one further rate cut this year, although the timing and pace of further cuts will be dependent on the performance of the rupiah.

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