Indonesia's consumer confidence has reached a significant milestone, surging upward in October 2025. As reported on November 10, 2025, the consumer confidence indicator, which measures the level of optimism that consumers in Indonesia feel about the overall state of the economy and their personal financial situation, climbed to 121.2 from a previous 115.0 in September 2025.
This latest jump in the consumer sentiment index demonstrates a robust confidence among Indonesians towards their economy's immediate future, indicating a positive outlook that could spur household spending and stimulate economic activity. The rise in consumer confidence is seen as a positive signal that may encourage greater consumer spending, a vital component for economic growth.
The increase marks a promising development after the consistent improvements witnessed in the past months. Policymakers and market analysts will watch keenly how this elevated confidence translates into actual economic activities as they assess prospects for sustained growth in Indonesia.
