Indonesia recorded another quarter of strong growth in Q3, with the pace of expansion down only slightly compared with the previous quarter. Weak exports will act as a drag on growth over the next year. However, as a domestically-driven economy, Indonesia is relatively well-placed to withstand the impact of weaker global demand and should continue to outperform most of the rest of Asia.
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