In the latest Global Economic Prospects report released onJanuary 11, the WB said the expansion of the largest Southeast Asian economywill be supported by strongerdomestic demand and elevated commodity prices.
Meanwhile,the growth is predicted to inch down to 5.1 percent in 2023.
The WB estimated Indonesia’s 2021 growth at 3.7 percent, unchangedfrom the previous forecast issued in December last year.
Italso emphasised risks that may undermine economic growth prospects due to thesensitivity to the spread of the new coronavirus variant Omicron though manycountries in the region are expected to reach a vaccine coverage rate of 70percent by mid-2022./.