Indonesia’s gross domestic product grew 5.47% year on year in the third quarter of 2026, according to data discussed by the government and reported by CNBC Indonesia on November 5. Growth from the start of the year reached 5.45%. The result came as officials highlighted global uncertainty, including energy-price movements and El Niño weather risks.

Spending components grew at different rates. Household consumption rose 5.04% year on year, while government consumption increased 8.95%. Manufacturing grew 5.8%. These differences matter because headline GDP aggregates a wide range of activities, while sector and household contributions are uneven.

The government said oil had briefly exceeded US$117 in late October before falling to US$94.6. Energy swings and weather risks can affect costs and output, but their future effects cannot be established from one report. Growth data indicate aggregate resilience; they do not mean every region, sector, or household experienced gains to the same extent.

Source: CNBC Indonesia, November 5, 2026. Figures refer to Q3 2026 and statements carried in the report.