Natixis Corporate and Investment Banking
June 2, 2026
Growth Outlook India Indonesia and Malaysia
Macro ThematicMacro Economic IndicatorsFXRates Govt BondsInformation TechnologyIndustrials
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
