Indonesia's M2 money supply, a critical indicator of the country's economic health, has experienced a modest deceleration in growth for October 2025. The latest data, updated on November 21, 2025, shows that the M2 money supply increased by 7.70% compared to the same month a year ago. This marks a slight decrease from the 8.00% growth recorded in September 2025.
The reduction in the growth rate indicates a cooling in monetary expansion, which can have various implications on Indonesia's economy including potential impacts on inflation rates and consumer spending. The data presents a year-over-year comparison, highlighting a subtle yet noteworthy shift in the economic landscape.
This deceleration could serve as an early signal of changing economic conditions, prompting analysts and policymakers to pay close attention to potential trends in monetary policy and economic planning as they shape decisions for the future stability and growth of Indonesia's economy.
