Indonesia‘s growth likely to stay stuck at around 6%

Data released today showed that the pace of economic growth in Indonesia eased slightly in Q2. Higher inflation and tighter monetary policy will weigh on the economy over the next year, and we are revising down our 2014 forecast to reflect the more challenging outlook.

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