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Indonesia: external risks no longer loom so large

Indonesia’s current account position has improved markedly since the onset of the pandemic and we expect the deficit to stay small over the next couple of years. The rupiah will probably depreciate, but the decline is likely to gradual and the central bank will be able to deliver further policy easing.

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