Indonesia’s current account deficit expanded to 1.09% of GDP in Q1, driven by rising import costs amid ongoing global inflation pressures. While analysts consider the deficit manageable, they emphasize the need for careful monitoring moving forward

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Indonesia’s current account deficit expanded to 1.09% of GDP in Q1, driven by rising import costs amid ongoing global inflation pressures. While analysts consider the deficit manageable, they emphasize the need for careful monitoring moving forward

Lao PDR’s external sector demonstrated impressive resilience in 2022, according to the Monetary Survey February 2022 report from krungsri.com, showcasing stable foreign reserves and well-balanced trade dynamics throughout the year