Downside Risks for Indonesia Persist, Says Oxford Economics’s Kishore

The video discusses the challenges faced by the Indonesian economy amidst global trade tensions and domestic demand fluctuations. It explores the potential for monetary easing by the Bank of Indonesia and the implications of fiscal policy under President Jokowi's administration. The analysis includes the impact of trade tensions on the Indonesian Rupiah and the broader Asian currency market. The video also highlights the risks and opportunities for investors in the current economic climate, considering Indonesia's growth prospects and fiscal constraints.

What is the main concern for the Bank of Indonesia when considering a rate cut?

• Ongoing trade tensions

• Rising unemployment

• Increasing inflation

• Strengthening the rupiah

What has been a pillar of strength for the Indonesian economy?

• Foreign investments

• Export demand from Europe

• Domestic demand

• Tourism industry

How has President Jokowi's budget impacted the Bank of Indonesia?

• It has led to a major fiscal consolidation

• It has provided significant fiscal stimulus

• It has increased pressure on the bank

• It has slightly reduced pressure on the bank

What is the expected economic growth rate for Indonesia next year?

• 4.5%

• 5.3%

• 6.0%

• 7.2%

What is a double-edged sword for Indonesia in terms of investment?

• High unemployment rates

• Low foreign reserves

• Twin deficit risks

• High inflation rates