Deputy Minister of Finance Juda Agung attended the annual Fitch Ratings forum and affirmed that Indonesia’s economic conditions remain solid despite the world facing various global pressures.
The government believes that the country’s economic fundamentals remain strong enough to maintain Indonesia’s investment-grade status amid global economic uncertainty.
According to Juda Agung, Indonesia’s economic stability is supported by controlled inflation, sound fiscal conditions, and the resilience of the external sector, which is still considered solid.
He also noted that Indonesia’s economic growth throughout 2025 will remain above 5 percent, with the fiscal deficit kept below the safe threshold.
Additionally, the government’s debt-to-Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ratio is said to remain relatively low and under control compared to several other countries.
These conditions are seen as helping to maintain investor confidence in Indonesia’s economy amid global market turbulence and worldwide economic pressures.
Nevertheless, the government remains vigilant against various external challenges such as rising energy prices, volatility in international financial markets, and a global economic slowdown.
Therefore, the government reaffirms its commitment to maintaining the consistency of economic policies and strengthening national resilience so that Indonesia’s economy remains stable, adaptive, and competitive in the future.