Prospects for economic growth in Indonesia and India

With Indonesia heading to the polls this week and India set to follow in a few months’ time, the prospects are strong for both their economies to flourish if they can deliver more political and economic reforms.

In a report on its outlook on the Asia-Pacific region, US investment management firm Pimco said that it is “positive” on the performance of the Indonesian rupiah and Indian rupee in 2024.

“We expect reform-based governance to continue post-elections, and the two economies to remain secular drivers of emerging-market (EM) growth,” said Pimco, one of the world’s largest asset managers overseeing assets worth in excess of US$2 trillion.

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