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Indonesian GDP growth in the first quarter (5%), supported by domestic consumption and a positive contribution from foreign trade, confirms the recovery that began in 2016. The strengthening of private investment, especially manufacturing, and the However, further reforms are still needed to achieve a higher level of growth, which is essential to the achievement of the government's social objectives.
Consolidation of growth in the first quarter
The recovery in commodity prices and global demand supported Indonesian activity and exports in the first quarter of 2017. While it usually slows down at the beginning of the year, Indonesian growth reached 5.01% between January and March, after 4.94% in the fourth quarter and 5.04% in 2016. The recovery started in 2016 therefore seems to be confirmed. The Indonesian economy continued to benefit from rising commodity prices, particularly coal and oil, which were reflected in rising trade. Exports rose 21% year-on-year, and imports by 15%, contributing 1.7 percentage points to growth over the period, compared to -0.4 points on average last year. Although in decline, domestic consumption remains strong at 4.93% after 5.0% in 2016. Retail sales rose 3.7 and 4.2% in February and March, while sales of cars gained 6% over the quarter. Despite the rise in commodity prices, inflation remained subdued at 3.3% (underlying inflation), excluding the regulatory increase in electricity rates (4.2%, for the composite rate).
On the financial side, the current account deficit remains limited. After narrowing to 0.9% in the fourth quarter of 2016 with the improvement in the trade surplus, it remained at 1% between January and March (USD 2.4 billion). This deficit is mainly due to the balance of primary incomes (investment income) (-7.5 billion dollars, 3.1% of GDP), which reflects the financial attractiveness of Indonesia. Indeed, continued weakness in other large emerging markets and returns in mature markets continue to favor Indonesia with international investors. In the first quarter, net portfolio investments amounted to USD 6.5 billion, equivalent to more than one-third of the country's net flows in 2016; and net direct investments amount to USD 2.5 billion. Sign of the credibility of fiscal policy, the Indonesian sovereign title has also won, May 12, 84 basis points since the beginning of the year (rate at ten years). The Jakarta Stock Exchange strengthened by more than 7%. The rupee finally achieved an honorable performance, rising by 1.1% against the dollar over the same period. In this context, the country's foreign exchange reserves continued to rise

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