JAKARTA, GETNEWS. — Indonesia is executing a sophisticated “Double-Layered Fiscal” maneuver to navigate global economic headwinds. Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa recently unveiled the November 2025 fiscal report, showcasing a trade surplus that has surged to USD 38.7 billion—a staggering 32.3% year-on-year increase.
This strategy involves a tactical balance: acknowledging revenue pressures while simultaneously accelerating government spending to IDR 2,911.8 Trillion to act as a growth catalyst. The result? Indonesia’s Manufacturing PMI has hit a record peak of 53.3, signaling an aggressive expansion phase as the country heads into 2026.
📊 The Double-Layered Fiscal Framework (Analysis)
Expert Take: The “Safe Haven” Transition
By utilizing this Double-Layered approach, Minister Purbaya is effectively decoupling Indonesia’s industrial growth from global commodity volatility. For global investors, the 2.72% inflation rate combined with a 32.3% surge in trade surplus paints a picture of a “Safe Haven” in the Southeast Asian corridor.
The Editorial Team
