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Indonesia's Q2 2026 GDP implicit deflator reached 183.2127, continuing to rise from Q1's 179.4586 and hitting a new record high. Benefiting from strong domestic consumption and government spending, the Q2 economic growth rate came in at 5.29%, outperforming market expectations of 5.10%. Supported by mildly rising inflation and strong domestic demand, the Indonesian Rupiah and macroeconomic fundamentals are expected to maintain resilience in the short term.

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