The government aims to accelerate economic expansion to a range of 5.9% to 7.5% by 2027, outlining long-term fiscal goals.
Indonesia has set a 2027 GDP growth target of 5.9% to 7.5%, signaling ambitions to boost economic performance over the next three years. The range reflects efforts to balance structural reforms with fiscal sustainability amid global uncertainty.
The target exceeds the 2024 growth forecast of around 5.2% and aligns with historical highs seen in pre-pandemic years. Analysts note the goal may require increased investment and productivity gains to achieve.
Markets are monitoring policy developments as the government prepares to implement measures supporting the growth trajectory.