Indonesia’s economy contracted 0.77% qoq in Q1 2026, marking its first quarterly GDP decline in a year and coming in less severe than market estimates of a 0.97% drop. The pullback followed a 0.86% growth in Q4, weighed by a sharp reversal in government spending (-30.13% vs 37.68% in Q4) and a fall in fixed investment (-7.54% vs 3.5%). Both exports (-9.15% vs -1.18%) and imports (-8.12% vs 6.62%) slipped, reflecting global and domestic headwinds, including tensions in the Middle East and a softer rupiah. Private consumption growth eased (1.01% vs 1.84%), despite festive demand and the 13th-month wage bonus. By sector, output shrank in mining (-8.20% vs 3.96%), manufacturing (-1.01% vs 0.55%), construction (-4.47% vs 3.88%), and transport (-1.49% vs 1.81%). Growth eased in wholesale/retail trade (0.13% vs 0.68%), financial services (1.38% vs 6.13%), and public administration (13.04% vs 13.59%). Agriculture rebounded (9.56% vs -18.33%), and accommodation gained traction (3.91% vs 1.57%). source: Statistics Indonesia

The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Indonesia contracted 0.77 percent in the first quarter of 2026 over the previous quarter. GDP Growth Rate in Indonesia averaged 1.23 percent from 2005 until 2026, reaching an all time high of 5.05 percent in the third quarter of 2020 and a record low of -4.19 percent in the second quarter of 2020. This page provides - Indonesia GDP Growth Rate - actual values, historical data, forecast, chart, statistics, economic calendar and news. Indonesia GDP Growth Rate - data, historical chart, forecasts and calendar of releases - was last updated on May of 2026.

The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Indonesia contracted 0.77 percent in the first quarter of 2026 over the previous quarter. GDP Growth Rate in Indonesia is expected to be 4.20 percent by the end of this quarter, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts expectations. In the long-term, the Indonesia GDP Growth Rate is projected to trend around 0.40 percent in 2027 and 0.50 percent in 2028, according to our econometric models.



Calendar GMT Reference Actual Previous Consensus TEForecast
2026-02-05 04:00 AM
GDP Growth Rate QoQ
Q4 0.86% 1.42% 0.68% 1.9%
2026-05-05 04:00 AM
GDP Growth Rate QoQ
Q1 -0.77% 0.86% -0.97% -0.7%
2026-08-05 04:00 AM
GDP Growth Rate QoQ
Q2 -0.77% 4.2%


Related Last Previous Unit Reference
Full Year GDP Growth 5.11 5.03 percent Dec 2025
GDP Growth Rate YoY 5.61 5.39 percent Mar 2026
GDP Constant Prices 3447700.00 3474461.20 IDR Billion Mar 2026
GDP from Agriculture 37950.00 34638.30 IDR Billion Mar 2026
GDP from Construction 331100.00 346567.00 IDR Billion Mar 2026
GDP from Manufacturing 701300.00 708448.60 IDR Billion Mar 2026
GDP from Mining 226400.00 246612.40 IDR Billion Mar 2026
GDP from Services 553000.00 578179.60 IDR Billion Mar 2026
GDP from Utilities 34000.00 35836.60 IDR Billion Mar 2026
GDP Growth Rate -0.77 0.86 percent Mar 2026
Gross Fixed Capital Formation 1037700.00 1122300.46 IDR Billion Mar 2026


Indonesia GDP Growth Rate
Indonesian economy is the largest in South East Asia. The country has been growing steady in the last few years mostly due to high domestic consumption and growth in exports of manufactured products and commodities.
Actual Previous Highest Lowest Dates Unit Frequency
-0.77 0.86 5.05 -4.19 2005 - 2026 percent Quarterly

News Stream
Indonesia Economy Shrinks 0.77% QoQ in Q1
Indonesia’s economy contracted 0.77% qoq in Q1 2026, marking its first quarterly GDP decline in a year and coming in less severe than market estimates of a 0.97% drop. The pullback followed a 0.86% growth in Q4, weighed by a sharp reversal in government spending (-30.13% vs 37.68% in Q4) and a fall in fixed investment (-7.54% vs 3.5%). Both exports (-9.15% vs -1.18%) and imports (-8.12% vs 6.62%) slipped, reflecting global and domestic headwinds, including tensions in the Middle East and a softer rupiah. Private consumption growth eased (1.01% vs 1.84%), despite festive demand and the 13th-month wage bonus. By sector, output shrank in mining (-8.20% vs 3.96%), manufacturing (-1.01% vs 0.55%), construction (-4.47% vs 3.88%), and transport (-1.49% vs 1.81%). Growth eased in wholesale/retail trade (0.13% vs 0.68%), financial services (1.38% vs 6.13%), and public administration (13.04% vs 13.59%). Agriculture rebounded (9.56% vs -18.33%), and accommodation gained traction (3.91% vs 1.57%).
2026-05-05
Indonesia GDP Expands 0.86% QoQ in Q4, Weakest in 3 Quarters
Indonesia’s economy grew 0.86% qoq in Q4 2025, beating market estimates of 0.68% but easing from a revised 1.42% in Q3. It marked a third straight quarter of growth, though the mildest in the sequence amid lingering disruptions from November's natural disasters in Sumatra. Fixed investment slowed (3.5% vs 6.37% in Q3), and net trade dragged as exports fell (-1.18% vs 6.95%), but imports rose (6.62% vs -0.45%). Private consumption recovered (1.84% vs -0.55%), helped by lower borrowing costs and government stimulus, including cash handouts, while government spending surged (37.68% vs 4.76%). By sector, output eased in manufacturing (0.55% vs 4.09%), construction (3.88% vs 5.28%), and wholesale/retail trade (0.68% vs 2.21%), while agriculture plunged (-18.33% vs 3.33%). In contrast, mining (3.96% vs 1.47%), transport (1.81% vs 1.08%), and accommodation (1.57% vs 0.73%) accelerated, with financial services (6.13% vs -4.13%) and public administration (13.59% vs -17.21%) rebounding sharply.
2026-02-05
Indonesia GDP Expands 1.43% QoQ in Q3
Indonesia’s economy grew 1.43% qoq in Q3 2025, matching market consensus of 1.4% but slowing sharply from the 4.04% jump in Q2, the fastest pace in near five years. Private consumption fell (-0.56% vs 3.14% in Q2) despite lower borrowing costs and continued government stimulus, including cash handouts. Government spending also weakened sharply (4.6% vs 21.05%), following typical seasonal patterns. Meanwhile, fixed investment accelerated (6.37% vs 4.10%). Exports strengthened (6.77% vs 5.13%) while imports fell (-0.74% vs 9.90%), supporting growth after the U.S. eased reciprocal tariffs in early August. Output eased in agriculture (3.32% vs 13.53%), wholesale and retail trade (2.24% vs 3.12%), transport (1.08% vs 6.58%), and accommodation (0.74% vs 6.43%), while activity shrank in financial services (-4.13% vs 1.48%) and public administration (-17.15% vs 0.04%). In contrast, mining (1.47% vs 1.06%), manufacturing (4.09% vs 1.38%), and construction (5.28% vs 0.98%) posted stronger gains.
2025-11-05