Growth Outlook India Indonesia and Malaysia

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This report analyzes the economic outlook for India, Indonesia, and Malaysia, highlighting India's long-term demographic potential versus immediate structural job-creation needs, and Indonesia's fiscal concerns regarding new social programs.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.India is projected to experience robust long-term growth, potentially reaching the same GDP size as China by 2050 due to a massive demographic dividend.
  • 2.Indonesia faces fiscal and currency pressures, with the IDR reaching all-time lows, necessitating a hawkish central bank stance (expected rate hike of 75bps by end of 2026).
  • 3.Malaysia is set for a cyclical recovery driven by a surge in ICT exports and robust FDI inflows into its manufacturing sector.

Table of Contents

  • India: Short-term growth trends
  • India: Long-term prospects
  • Indonesia: Short-term growth trends
  • Indonesia: Long-term prospects
  • Malaysia: Short-term growth trends
  • Malaysia: Long-term prospects
  • Key Natixis Research Forecasts

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Authors

Alicia Garcia HerreroTrinh NguyenKelvin Tong

Securities

USDINRUSDIDRUSDMYRSPX

Themes

Demographic DividendFiscal Consolidation vs Social SpendingICT Export Cyclicality

Regions

Asia PacificIndiaIndonesiaMalaysia