## Indonesia: 2025 Article IV Consultation-Press Release; Staff Report; and Statement by the Executive Director for Indonesia

_IMF Staff Country Reports, January 21, 2026_

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## Bibliographic details
- Published: January 21, 2026
- Series: IMF Staff Country Reports
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.5089/9798229035576.002

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### Summary
- Economic growth remains strong despite adverse shocks.
- Inflation is well within its target band.
- The financial sector is broadly resilient.
- Downside risks stem from trade policy shocks, prolonged uncertainty, and global financial market volatility.
- Ensuring durable and high-quality growth will require a carefully calibrated policy mix, relying on strong guardrails and buffers to prevent the buildup of vulnerabilities, and deploying bold and sound structural reforms.

### Key findings and status indicators
- Growth: "Economic growth remains strong despite adverse shocks."
- Inflation: "Inflation is well within its target band."
- Financial sector: "The financial sector broadly resilient."
- Subject tags: Credit, Financial sector policy and analysis, Financial sector stability, Foreign exchange, Money, Public debt
- Keywords: article IV consultation report, Credit, Financial sector stability, fund relation, Global, IMF's holding, jure exchange rate arrangement, market exchange rate

### Downside risks and vulnerabilities
- Trade policy shocks.
- Prolonged uncertainty.
- Global financial market volatility.
- Potential buildup of vulnerabilities absent strong guardrails and buffers.

### Policy recommendations and strategic priorities
- Adopt a carefully calibrated policy mix to sustain durable and high-quality growth.
- Maintain strong guardrails and buffers to prevent the buildup of vulnerabilities.
- Deploy bold and sound structural reforms.

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