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    I n n i 2 1 1

    Econ om ic Ou t look

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    Capital inflows to emerging markets

    Currencies undervalued Trade protectionism

    Asset price inflation (bubble) in emerging

    mar e sOR

    e-ra ng asse pr ces Imbalance asset returns between emerging and

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    Emerging markets:

    (US$billion) 2009 2010(ytd)

    % ytd

    s a merg ng ar e s:ChinaIndia

    2,399283.50

    2,648295.4

    10.44.2

    . . .

    Brazil

    Mexico

    239.05

    90.93

    285.90

    110.65

    19.6

    21.7

    Source: Bloomberg

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    The foreign ownership position in

    SBI 6.13 7.87

    SUN 19.8 21.24

    Stocks 3.1 3.5

    . .

    as % of Foreign 36.0 35.2Exchange Reserve

    Source: BI

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    * *

    The highest contributors in Asia:

    China 9.1 10.5 10.5 9.6n a

    Indonesia.

    4.5.

    6.4.

    6.0.

    6.2

    Some other emerging economy:BrazilRussia

    -0.2-7.9

    7.14.3

    7.54.0

    4.14.3

    Some developed economy:European Community

    Japan

    -4,1

    -5.2

    1.0

    2.4

    1.7

    2.6

    1.5

    2.3USA -2.6 3.3 2.7 2.2

    World Economy1 -0.6 4.6 4.8 4.2

    5

    - -

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    Recover of lobal econom is mostl driven b Asian Emer in

    Economies: China & India - contributes about 36% of theWorld Population

    nergy an commo y pr ces may con nue o ncrease The real demand may come from China and India; It may become speculative if this is the way to avoid weak US

    The impact of US$600bn of QE2: Supporting low interest rate until 2Q11 a n a n ore gn n ows o emerg ng mar e s s nce on y a

    few global investment choices

    ,unstable US economic recovery The current political situation in US may become another

    important consideration

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    Manageable inflation

    Healthy budget trong omestic mar et

    Rapid wealth increase

    Demographic proportion with strong support frommiddle-upper class

    Re-rating to investment grade as early as January

    2011 Abundant natural resources commodities gain

    Political stability

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    Source: BPS

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    8985

    6000

    7000

    80

    90

    100

    5761

    67

    4000

    5000

    60

    70

    32333539

    292000

    3000

    30

    40

    0

    1000

    * *0

    10

    20

    PDB Outstanding Utang Rasio Utang thd PDBGDP Debt Debt to GDP

    10

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    Indonesian wealth:

    Total wealth of Indonesian in 1H10reached US$1.8 trillion or 5 times higher in

    the decade; In average about US$12,112 per adult or

    increased by 384% compared to the year 2000

    range from US$10,000 to US$100,000;

    lower than US$10,000;

    90% of the wealth is mainl in ro ert non financial assets

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    Indonesia dependency ratio

    ,*

    120

    140

    10

    12

    Dependecy ratio (LHS)

    Labor force participation (LHS)

    Unempolyment rate (RHS)

    %

    80

    1008

    40

    60

    4

    0

    20

    0

    2

    - - - - - - - - - - -

    Notes: Dependecy ratio is the ratio of productive age (15+) to non prouctive age (< 15)

    Dependecy ratio * is the ratio of wage earners to dependent (including age below 15)

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    Rp.million %

    Higher GDP/capita support householdsconsumption

    Household Consumption Government ConsumptionShare to Total (%)

    Household Consumption dominates GDP(average of 64% from 2000-2009)

    20

    25

    30

    5

    6

    7

    GDP/cap growth (RHS)

    GDP growth (RHS)

    80

    100

    120GDP at current price

    5

    10

    15

    1

    2

    3

    20

    40

    60

    0

    2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 q1-2010 q2-2010

    0

    Source: BPS

    0

    2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1H-

    2010

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    Driven mostly (still) by domestic consumption

    Exports will improve as global trade is recovering, butmpor s may ou grow expor s

    Physical investment may start to be realized with improvingglobal liquidity

    Short-term foreign funds will keep on coming, at leastuntil 2Q11

    But it is also very volatile

    Interest rate ma be maintained until 2 11.

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    Source: Centralbanks website

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    Th m r ri k

    Some rating upgrade in 2011 will help Indonesia into

    Rating Agency Rating Outlook Upgrading

    Moodys InvestorService

    Ba2 Positive Ba1

    Standard & Poors BB Positive BB+

    Fitch Ratin BB+ Stable BBB- Positive

    Japan Credit Rating

    Agency

    BBB- Stable Positive

    Rating & InformationInc

    BB+ Stable BBB-/Positive

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    exposure on Indonesian asset (Volatile short-term

    inflows). Interest rate may go back to its up-trend creating

    concern that foreign funds may pull out

    other emerging economies such as South Korea,Thailand, Brazil.

    Inflation threat due to:

    Higher price for rice and other basic commodities

    continue.

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    Budget macro assumption:

    - -

    2009 2010 2010 2011

    . . . .

    Inflation rate (%) 4.5 5.0 5.3 5.3

    Interest rate SBI 3m % 7.5 6.5 6.5 6.5

    Exchange rate (Rp/USD) 10,500 10,000 9,200 9,250

    ICP (USDpbr) 60 65 80 80

    Lifting (mbpd) 0.96 0.965 0.965 0.97

    Fiscal deficit (% of GDP) 2.5 1.6 2.2 1.7

    Source: Ministry of Finance

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    2010p 2011*

    . .

    Inflation rate (%) 6.5 6.5

    BI Rate (%) 6.75 7.0

    , - , , - ,

    *PreliminaryP Projection

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    R r h T mR r h T m

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