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Indonesia's economy accelerates with 5.6% Q1 growth, driven by consumption and spending

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Indonesia experienced its strongest first-quarter economic growth in three years, reaching 5.6%. This expansion was primarily driven by increased household spending during the festive season and a significant rise in government expenditures. The growth rate surpassed analyst predictions, indicating a robust start to the year for the Indonesian economy. AI

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Indonesia's economy accelerates with 5.6% Q1 growth, driven by consumption and spending

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