Indonesia's Q4 2025 Economic Growth: 5.39% Marks the Highest in the G20

In 2025, Indonesia’s economy showcases impressive growth, particularly in the fourth quarter, reaching 5.39%, making it the leading nation among G20 members. This surge is driven by robust trade connections, active investments, and advancing credit markets. Such dynamics indicate how Indonesia has strengthened its economic standing in the global system.

A meeting held at the Presidential Palace on February 11, 2026, provided an opportunity to discuss key aspects of economic policy that enhance the nation’s competitiveness on the international stage. Significant contributions to the nation’s overall success come from sectors such as manufacturing, financial services, and exports.

According to the Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, Airlangga Hartarto, the manufacturing activity index reached 52.6, indicating it remains within the expansion zone. Consumer confidence is also rising, with the consumer confidence index reaching 127 in January 2026, compared to 123.5 the previous month.

By maintaining consistently high growth rates, Indonesia considerably strengthens its influence globally. The annual growth for 2025 at 5.11% also exceeds expected figures, affirming the potential of the Indonesian economy. Such successful dynamics allow for long-term forecasts in the context of sustainable development, attracting international investments and contributing to increased societal welfare.