According to a report by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), Indonesia's economic growth in the first quarter of 2025 reached 4.87% (year-on-year/yoy).
This figure reflects the growth in the national constant price Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which increased from Rp3,113 trillion (Q1 2024) to Rp3,264.5 trillion (Q1 2025).
Indonesia's economic growth in Q1 2025 slowed compared to the previous quarter.
The growth rate was also the lowest in the last three years, as shown in the graph.
In terms of business sectors, in Q1 2025, negative growth only occurred in the mining and quarrying sector. Other business sectors still experienced positive growth.
Here's a breakdown of Indonesia's economic growth by business sector in Q1 2025, ordered from highest to lowest growth:
* Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries: 10.52% (yoy)
* Other Services: 9.84% (yoy)
* Corporate Services: 9.27% (yoy)
* Transportation and Warehousing: 9.01% (yoy)
* Information and Communication: 7.72% (yoy)
* Health and Social Activities: 5.78% (yoy)
* Accommodation and Food Services: 5.75% (yoy)
* Electricity and Gas Supply: 5.11% (yoy)
* Wholesale and Retail Trade, Repair of Motor Vehicles and Motorcycles: 5.03% (yoy)
* Education Services: 5.03% (yoy)
* Government Administration, Defense, and Mandatory Social Security: 4.78% (yoy)
* Manufacturing Industry: 4.55% (yoy)
* Financial and Insurance Services: 3.98% (yoy)
* Real Estate: 2.94% (yoy)
* Construction: 2.18% (yoy)
* Water Supply, Waste Management, Waste and Recycling: 0.18% (yoy)
* Mining and Quarrying: -1.23% (yoy)
From an expenditure perspective, in Q1 2025, negative growth only occurred in government consumption. Other expenditures still showed positive growth.
Here's a breakdown of Indonesia's economic growth by expenditure category in Q1 2025, ordered from highest to lowest growth:
* Export of Goods and Services: 6.78% (yoy)
* Household Consumption Expenditure: 4.89% (yoy)
* Import of Goods and Services: 3.96% (yoy)
* Expenditure of Non-Profit Institutions Serving Households (LNPRT): 3.07% (yoy)
* Gross Fixed Capital Formation: 2.12% (yoy)
* Government Consumption Expenditure: -1.38% (yoy)