Indonesia’s Macroeconomic Stability as a Foundation for Investment in Bali
Indonesia’s economy grew by approximately 5.0% during the first nine months of 2025 and is projected to maintain comparable growth rates in 2026–2027. For investors, this signals that Bali’s economy is developing against the backdrop of stable national macroeconomic dynamics and a favorable investment climate.
According to World Bank data, the key drivers of growth are resilient investment activity and net exports, enabling Indonesia to sustain economic momentum despite global uncertainty. The contribution of foreign direct investment is reflected in the creation of nearly 700,000 direct jobs, which supports domestic demand and the expansion of service sectors, including tourism in Bali and related real estate segments. World Bank reports are widely cited by international and Indonesian media, as well as by brokers and consulting firms, ensuring high visibility of the macroeconomic agenda for investors considering investments in Indonesia and resort regions.
Sustained economic growth in Indonesia and the central role of investment form a reliable macroeconomic foundation for long-term real estate and tourism projects in Bali.
Source: World Bank, «Indonesia’s Economy Maintains Resilience Amid Global Uncertainty»
