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Ranked the 6th largest among
developing countries and the 5th fastest growing G20
countries in 2010, Indonesia is unquestionably one of the fastest
growing economies in the world. Whether you are an ECONOMIST who conducts research on developing countries, a sector ANALYST who follows the agriculture sector, or a global INVESTOR who looks for investment opportunities in emerging markets, the newly launched CEIC Indonesia Premium Database, with over 100,000 time series, will cater to your unique data needs about Indonesia.
Indonesia Premium Database Concepts
Macroeconomics Sectors
Growth Sectors
Regional Statistics
- National Accounts
- Government and Public Finance
- Demographic and Labor Market
- Domestic Trade & Household Survey
- Foreign Trade
- Balance of Payments
- Investments
- Business and Economic Survey
- Monetary
- Interest and Foreign Exchange Rate
- Inflation Prices
- Financial Market
- Agriculture
- Banking
- Cement
- Construction and Properties
- Energy
- Insurance
- Mining and Manufacturing
- Tourism
- Transport and Telecommunication
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Provinces available in:
- National Accounts
- Government and Public Finance
- Demographic and Labor Market
- Prices
- Agriculture
- Cement
- Energy Transport and Communication
- Inflation
Indonesia Foreign Investment Realization Performance
Foreign Investment Realization by Sector (USD mn)
Foreign
investment realisation accounts for approximately 21.10% of all
investment realisation of Indonesia. In 2010, the annual foreign
investment realisation grew approximately 49.93% and stood at over
USD$16 billion, rebounding from a 27.28% drop a year earlier. Foreign investment realisation in the primary sector has remained relatively low, sat at less than USD$1 billion per year in the past decade. With the increased foreign investment in mining projects in 2010, foreign investment realisation in primary sector shot up to its record high at over USD$3 billion for the year. Foreign investment in the tertiary sector has maintained its dominant position in the total foreign investment realisation and continued to expand significantly since 2007.
Source: CEIC Indonesia Premium Database + Investment + Investment Realization
The Outlook of Indonesian Government Revenue
Indonesia Central Government Revenue
Tax
revenue from the non-oil and gas sectors
is estimated to add up to more than 85% of the budgeted income tax
revenue in 2011. It surged 20.37% from a year ago, and is expected to
generate over IDR$360 trillions of revenue for the Indonesian
government. With a relatively smaller share of the budgeted tax
revenue, the budgeted government revenue in the excises duties
increased moderately by 9.55%. Aside from tax revenue, the budgeted
government revenue from natural resources rose 23.55%, rebounded from
the slump in 2010. Overall, a yearly increase of 16.35% in
Indonesia’s budgeted government revenue is projected for
2011. Source: CEIC Indonesia Premium Database + Government and Public Finance
Indonesia Cement Sales Performance 2011
Indonesia Cement Sales (TON)
The performance of cement sales should not be
missed out in the checklist for tracking Indonesian’s
economic well-being. Cement sales volume soared 6.84% in April 2011
compared to a year ago. Riding on the backdrop of robust economic
growth at 6.5% in the first quarter, cement sales volume is expected to
continue to climb and surpass its record highs at 4.2 million tonnes in
the year. Source: CEIC Indonesia Premium Database + Cement Sector + Cement Sales
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