JapanIndonesia's GDP growth slowed to 5.3% in the second quarter of 2026, according to official data. This slowdown was attributed to reduced household spending, which was influenced by the lack of a major Islamic holiday during the period and the growing effects of the ongoing Iran war. The government had previously projected a stronger economic performance for the year, but economists remain skeptical about achieving these targets without significant changes or interventions. Rising fuel prices have further strained household budgets, contributing to the overall economic moderation.
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