Indonesian Consumer Confidence Inches Up in June 2025

The Bank Indonesia (BI) survey showed that the Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) score reached 117.8 points in June 2025.

This figure is at an optimistic level or greater than 100. The score in June 2025 also strengthened albeit slightly from May 2025 which amounted to 117.5 points.

Since the beginning of 2025, the IKK has been dominated by a decline. The increase, apart from June 2025, occurred in April 2025 which amounted to 121.73 points. This figure shows that Indonesian consumers are generally still optimistic, but the level of optimism has decreased.

Executive Director of the BI Communication Department Ramdan Denny Prakoso said that consumer optimism last month was supported by the Current Economic Conditions Index (IKE) and the Consumer Expectations Index (IEK).

As reported by Antaranews.com, IKE June 2025 was recorded at 106.7 points, stronger than May 2025 which amounted to 106.0. Meanwhile, the IEK in June 2025 was recorded at 128.9, slightly lower than the index in the previous month of 129.0.

The GPI fell due to a decline in optimism regarding current income, job availability, and purchases of durable goods.

Pessimistic about jobs, consumption rises, and savings erode

BI reported that the Job Availability Index (IKLK) amounted to 94.1 points in June 2025. The score dropped from May 2025 which amounted to 95.7 points. This means that for two consecutive months the IKLK has been at a pessimistic level.

“Respondents' perceptions of job availability are in the pessimistic zone, coming from all age and education groups, except for the undergraduate education group which remains at an optimistic level,” wrote Bank Indonesia in the June 2025 Consumer Survey report, quoted by Katadata on Wednesday (9/7/2025).

The BI survey also showed that the average public income used for consumption increased to 75.1% in June, up from 74.3% in the previous month. This increase in consumption has a direct impact on the decline in the proportion of income that can be saved.

“The consumption-to-income ratio increased amid declining savings and relatively stable installments,” BI wrote in the report.

The proportion of income saved decreased to 14.1 from 14.9 previously. Meanwhile, the proportion for installment payments or debt remained stable at 10.8.

The increase in consumption mainly occurred in the Rp 4.1-5 million expenditure group. Meanwhile, a decrease in savings was recorded in almost all expenditure groups.

(Read: Job Vacancy Availability Index June 2025: Public Growing More Pessimistic)