Key View

  • Consumer spending in Indonesia will post solid growth over 2022, after 2 years of Covid-19 related economic slowdowns.
  • Both retail sales and consumer confidence indices have so far struggled to reach pre-Covid-19 levels. While there are recent signs that the situation is improving, we do note that higher inflation and Indonesia’s low vaccination rates does pose a risk to consumer spending over 2022.
  • We highlight several risks to outlook over 2022, especially in H122, including elevated inflation and the possibility of new Covid-19 variants, which could lead to the reimposition of Covid-related restrictions.

Outlook for 2022

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