Indonesia’s consumer sentiment strengthened modestly in October 2026, with the Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) rising to 119.9 from 118.1 in September, according to the latest data updated on 9 November 2026. The uptick suggests households remain broadly optimistic about the economic outlook.
The index remains well above the neutral 100 level, indicating that positive views on income prospects, employment conditions, and overall economic outlook continue to outweigh pessimism. The October increase, though incremental, points to a steady improvement in confidence after September’s reading, which had already signaled a supportive environment for consumption.
With consumer spending a key driver of Indonesia’s economic activity, the sustained confidence near the 120 mark could underpin domestic demand going into the final months of 2026, provided external and domestic conditions remain stable.
