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Indonesia's economy grew in Q3 2025, but revenue dropped, capital fled, and public trust waned amid fiscal strain and expanded state power.
Indonesia's economy grew steadily in Q3 2025, but state revenue fell 6% amid slowing growth, now projected below 5%.
Foreign capital is exiting bond markets, weakening the rupiah and raising balance-of-payments concerns.
State-owned banks lost one-third of value, and investor confidence eroded due to fiscal strain and policy overreach under President Prabowo’s expansion of state power.
Despite official stability claims, many citizens report no improvement in daily life.
Independent journalism, including Tempo’s long-standing investigative work, remains vital for transparency and democratic accountability amid ongoing corruption probes, environmental concerns, and economic challenges.
La economía de Indonesia creció en el tercer trimestre de 2025, pero los ingresos cayeron, el capital huyó y la confianza pública disminuyó en medio de la presión fiscal y el poder estatal expandido.