Indonesia's Finance Minister Sees Trade War Weighing on Economic Growth

The video discusses the impact of US-China tensions on Indonesia, highlighting opportunities for ASEAN countries due to trade tariffs. It examines the trade war's effects on Indonesia's growth, with a focus on exports and imports. The video also covers Indonesia's monetary policy, emphasizing the balance between stability and growth. It explores globalization's benefits and the economic choices facing the US. Finally, it addresses the implications of currency fluctuations on emerging markets and economic stability.

What opportunity does the US-China trade tension create for Indonesia?

• Increased exports to the US

• Relocation of industries to Indonesia

• Stronger diplomatic ties with China

• Higher tariffs on Indonesian goods

What is a key factor for Indonesia to attract foreign investment?

• High tariffs

• Complex regulations

• Improved investment climate

• Political instability

What is Indonesia's projected economic growth rate amidst the trade war?

• 6.0% to 6.5%

• 3.0% to 3.5%

• 5.17% to 5.2%

• 4.5% to 4.7%

How does Bank Indonesia plan to support economic growth?

• By increasing interest rates

• By reducing government spending

• By lowering the minimum reserve requirement

• By imposing new trade tariffs

What has globalization contributed to in the past three decades?

• Increased poverty

• Economic isolation

• Higher trade barriers

• Poverty reduction and prosperity

What is the potential impact of a stronger US dollar on emerging economies?

• Stronger local currencies

• Increased foreign debt burden

• Higher export revenues

• Lower import costs

Why is a weaker dollar favorable for open economies?

• It reduces export competitiveness

• It leads to higher interest rates

• It increases inflation

• It creates a better environment for growth