Thursday, February 11, 2010

Economic Growth Rate set in Budget 2010 to reach 5.5 percent

The government still insisted economic growth rate set in Budget 2010 to reach 5.5 percent. In fact, many observers memerkirakan economic growth this year could be higher up the global economy continued to show significant improvement.

"Gross was still not revised 5.5 percent so still because we still see all the factors that sustain the economic growth estimate is still much for us," Finance Minister Sri Mulyani said at a news conference in his office, Jakarta, Thursday (11/2/2010) .

Ministry of Finance said the assumption that because the government estimates that external factors are expected to impact on the Indonesian economy. Where, the process of global economic recovery will not be as smooth as expected.

"European crisis happening faster than expected. Recovery global economy was unlikely to be sharp but somewhat flat. In addition, domestic risk also need to be considered in determining economic growth assumptions," he explained.

He explained, economic growth this year will be supported by domestic growth by 5.2 percent, 8.2 percent of government purchases, investments 7.2 percent, 11.4 percent of exports, and imports 14.6 percent. While the sector, the agricultural sector expected to grow by 3.8 percent, industrial sector by 3.7 percent, and services sector by 6.1 percent.

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