Inside Indonesia's Policy Dilemma

Indonesia's economic growth has been underwhelming, failing to meet its double-digit target. Bank Indonesia is expected to keep interest rates unchanged, despite previous aggressive cuts. The focus is on credit growth and inflation, with concerns about global interest rate trends and currency pressures. The Fed's tightening policy poses risks to emerging markets, including Indonesia.

What has been the trend in Indonesia's economic growth since the beginning of last year?

• Unpredictable with no clear trend

• Meeting the double-digit target

• Consistently disappointing

• Consistently exceeding expectations

What is the expected decision of Bank Indonesia regarding interest rates?

• Increase the interest rate

• Decrease the interest rate

• Keep the interest rate unchanged

• Abolish the interest rate

How many times has Bank Indonesia cut interest rates since the beginning of last year?

• 5 times

• 12 times

• 10 times

• 8 times

What is the current inflation rate in Indonesia?

• Exactly 4%

• Below 4%

• Between 4% and 5%

• Above 5%

What external factor is influencing Bank Indonesia's decision-making process?

• Increasing foreign investments

• Stable global economic conditions

• Decreasing global oil prices

• Rising global interest rates