Indonesia expects rising exports and a recovery in household consumption to result in economic growth of 4.5per cent in the third quarter, refining an earlier forecast for 4-5per cent growth, but headwinds lie ahead, its finance minister warned on Monday.
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Southeast Asia's largest economy grew 7.07per cent in the second quarter, but a new wave of COVID-19 infections in July, triggered by the spread of the Delta variant, and measures to control the outbreak have hurt its economic recovery.
Third quarter data is due to be released on Nov.5.
Referring to the new third quarter forecast as an upward revision, Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati said indicators for domestic demand had improved since the second week of August, when anti-virus measures began to be relaxed.
Exports from Indonesia, the world's biggest exporter of thermal coal and palm oil, have also surged amid record high prices.
"This shows Indonesia's economy is quite bullish," Sri Mulyani said in an online news conference, adding that the economic impact of the virus resurgence was seen as "not too deep".
The minister also gave a new official forecast for 2021 full-year growth of 4per cent, compared with a previous forecast of 3.7per cent to 4.5per cent.
Analysts predicted Indonesia's economy to have expanded 3.2per cent in the July-September quarter, and 4.6per cent in the current quarter, while 2021 growth was seen at 3.4per cent, according to a Reuters survey this month.