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Indonesia Consumer Confidence Rises to 119.9 in October

Indonesia Consumer Confidence Rises to 119.9 in October

Bank Indonesia said Indonesia’s consumer confidence index rose to 119.9 in October, up from 118.1 in September.

The index measures how consumers view the economy, and a reading above 100 signals optimism.

Views of both current conditions and future prospects improved, with their indexes reaching 109.1 and 130.7.

Better assessments of income and job availability helped lift views of current conditions, while expectations for income, jobs and business activity all increased.

The survey points to broader optimism about the economy, which matters because household confidence can shape spending decisions.

The average share of income consumers spent fell to 73.6 percent, while the share saved rose to 16.4 percent; the debt-payment ratio was relatively stable at 10.1 percent.

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Ramdan Denny PrakosoBank Indonesia Executive Director of Communications
this is a higher figure compared to September's 118.1.
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