印度尼西亚中央统计局日前公布的数据显示，2025年印尼国内生产总值（GDP）同比增长5.11%，这一 数字不仅高于2024年的5.03%和2023年的5.05%，更创下2022年以来的最高增速。印尼经济在连续两年 增速放缓后，重新步入加速回暖的轨道。 从印尼经济走势来看，2022年疫情限制措施全面解除后，其经济增速曾攀升至5.31%，但随后两年增速 逐步放缓，分别回落至5.05%和5.03%。2025年5.11%的增速虽未恢复至2022年的高点，却已成功扭转此 前的下行态势。 从季度表现来看，2025年印尼经济呈现逐季加速的态势，增长动能持续积聚。一季度经济增长4.87%， 二季度跃升至5.12%，创下2023年二季度以来的最快增速；三季度保持稳健增长，增速达5.04%；四季 度更是升至5.39%，为2022年三季度以来的最高季度增速。印尼中央统计局局长阿马利娅·阿迪宁加尔· 维迪亚桑蒂在新闻发布会上对媒体表示，2025年四季度增速超出市场预期，主要得益于年末假期旅游活 动持续活跃、政府财政刺激政策落地见效以及制造业产出稳步扩张，这也印证了当前印尼经济增长是具 备扎实基础的可持续复苏。 从宏观经济稳定性来看， ...

印尼中央统计局局长阿马利娅·阿迪宁加尔·维迪亚桑蒂（Amalia Adininggar Widyasanti）当天在新闻发 布会上表示，尽管外部环境存在挑战，印尼经济总体保持稳定，居民消费改善、投资增长为主要支撑。 数据显示，制造业以19.07%的占比成为经济增长核心动力，制造业、贸易业、农林渔、建筑业、采矿 业等五大行业合计贡献超六成经济增长。 新华财经雅加达2月5日电 印度尼西亚中央统计局5日公布数据，2025年印尼国内生产总值（GDP）同比 增长5.11%，创三年来新高，但略低于政府设定的5.2%目标。 （文章来源：新华财经） ...

Core Insights - The unobserved economy in Uzbekistan is projected to decrease to 498.04 trillion soums (approximately 39.62 billion USD) in 2025, a reduction of 7.6 trillion soums (63 million USD) compared to 2024, with its GDP share dropping from 34.8% in 2024 to 26.9% in 2025 [1] Economic Composition - The unobserved economy consists of the informal economy and the shadow economy, with the informal economy accounting for 351.04 trillion soums (291.4 million USD), representing 19% of GDP (down from 26.4% in 2024) [1] - The shadow economy is valued at 147 trillion soums (122 million USD), making up 7.9% of GDP (a slight decrease from 8.4% in 2024) [1] Sector Distribution - The agricultural, forestry, and fishing sectors dominate the unobserved economy, comprising 62.6%, followed by the service sector at 26.9%, construction at 23.5%, and industry at 9.4% [1] - The most significant declines in the unobserved economy are concentrated in the service and construction sectors [1]

Economic Growth - Vietnam's GDP is projected to grow by 8.02% in 2025, reaching approximately 12.847 trillion VND (about 514 billion USD), which is an increase of 38 billion USD year-on-year [1] - The per capita GDP is expected to be around 1.255 million VND (approximately 5,026 USD), reflecting a year-on-year increase of 326 USD [1] Sector Contributions - Agriculture, forestry, and fishery sectors are expected to grow by 3.78%, contributing 5.3% to GDP [1] - The industrial and construction sectors are projected to grow by 8.95%, contributing 43.62% to GDP, achieving the highest growth rate since 2019 [1] - The services sector is anticipated to grow by 8.62%, contributing 51.08% to GDP [1] Trade and Consumption - Final consumption is expected to grow by 7.95%, while asset accumulation is projected to increase by 8.68% [1] - Exports of goods and services are expected to grow by 16.27%, with imports increasing by 17.12% [1] Labor Productivity - Labor productivity is estimated at 2.45 million VND per person (approximately 9,809 USD per person), with a year-on-year increase of 626 USD [2] - When calculated at constant prices, labor productivity is expected to grow by 6.83%, primarily due to improvements in worker skill levels [2] Future Economic Goals - For 2026, the government aims for a double-digit GDP growth while maintaining macroeconomic stability and controlling inflation, which presents a significant challenge requiring collective efforts from the government, businesses, and the public [2]

Core Insights - Azerbaijan's GDP for the first nine months of 2025 reached 95.23 billion manats (56.02 billion USD), reflecting a year-on-year growth of 1.3% [1] - The oil and gas sector experienced a decline of 1.9%, while the non-oil sector grew by 2.9% [1] - Per capita GDP for the same period was 9,300.3 manats (5,470.8 USD) [1] Sector Contributions - Industry accounted for 34.2% of GDP [1] - Trade and automotive repair contributed 10.5% [1] - Transportation and storage made up 7% [1] - Agriculture, forestry, and fishing represented 6.8% [1] - Construction sector contributed 6.6% [1] - Tourism, accommodation, and catering accounted for 2.8% [1] - Information and communication sector comprised 1.8% [1] - Other industries collectively made up 20.7% [1]

Core Insights - Azerbaijan's GDP reached 830.4 billion manats (approximately 488.5 billion USD) in the first eight months of 2025, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 1% [1] - The oil and gas sector experienced a decline in output by 2.1%, while the non-oil sector saw an increase in output by 2.6% [1] Sector Contributions to GDP - The industrial sector accounted for 34.9% of GDP [1] - Trade and automotive repair contributed 10.3% to GDP [1] - Transportation and storage represented 7.1% of GDP [1] - Agriculture, forestry, and fishing made up 6.3% of GDP [1] - Construction also accounted for 6.3% of GDP [1] - The tourism, accommodation, and catering sector contributed 2.8% to GDP [1] - Information and communication sector represented 1.8% of GDP [1] - Other industries collectively accounted for 20.7% of GDP [1]

Core Insights - Chile's export value declined again in August, but lithium exports saw their first increase in over two years [1] Export Performance - Total merchandise exports in August amounted to $7.86 billion, a decrease of 1.7% compared to the same month in 2024, marking the lowest level since September of the previous year [1] - Mining exports fell by 1.9% year-on-year to $4.6 billion, with copper exports decreasing by 2.2% to $4.2 billion [1] - Lithium exports increased by 2.4% to $145 million, representing the first growth since March 2023 [1] - Agricultural, forestry, and fishing exports rose by 19.1% to $462 million, while industrial exports declined by 4.2% to $2.8 billion [1] Import and Trade Balance - Total imports grew by 1.6% to $7.48 billion [1] - Chile's trade surplus in August was $906 million, a year-on-year decrease of 24.7% [1]

Core Insights - Azerbaijan's GDP reached 72.43 billion manats (approximately 42.61 billion USD) in the first seven months of this year, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 0.9% [1] Economic Structure - The oil and gas sector experienced a decline of 3.3%, while the non-oil sector grew by 7.3% [1] - The per capita GDP stood at 7,077 manats (around 4,162.9 USD) [1] Sector Contributions - Industrial sector accounts for 35% of GDP - Trade and automotive repair contribute 10.1% - Transportation and storage represent 7% - Agriculture, forestry, and fishing make up 6.3% - Construction sector holds 6% - Tourism, accommodation, and public catering contribute 2.8% - Information and communication sector accounts for 1.8% - Other industries collectively represent 21.1% [1] Taxation - Tax revenue constitutes 9.9% of GDP [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Japanese Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Takashi Eto, will resign following controversial remarks regarding rice [1] Group 1 - The resignation is a direct consequence of the backlash from his comments about rice, which have sparked significant public and political controversy [1]