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  • GDP growth in Indonesia slipped minimally in Q3, to 5.0% from 5.1% in Q2, in line with our forecast…
  • …The main cause of the dip was softer private local demand; the Q2 pop in equipment capex is fading.
  • Private consumption is facing more headwinds, with real wage growth falling back into the red.

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