Indonesia's Prabowo eyes 6% growth in 2026 amid foreign firm buying spree
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has set a target of 6% economic growth for 2026. The goal was announced amid a period of increased acquisition activity by foreign firms in the country.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has set a target of 6% economic growth for 2026. The goal has emerged as a central element of the government's economic agenda.
At the same time, foreign firms have shown growing interest in Indonesian assets, with a wave of acquisitions underway in the country. The trend points to rising investor confidence.
Analysts view the 6% growth target as ambitious but achievable with support from foreign capital inflows. The government's policy steps toward that goal will be closely watched.
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