Bank Indonesia stated in September that its decision to cut rates was "consistent with joint efforts to stimulate economic growth", so another 25bp rate cut to 4.5% on 22 October is expected as activity data have softened over the last month.
Other factors supporting further monetary easing include USDIDR stabilising below 16600 in October, IDR NEER is higher since the September decision, BI’s pro-growth stance, and Fed cuts expected in October and December.
Also headline and core CPI inflation remain well contained within BI's 1.5-3.5% target band and it expects it to stay there in 2026. However, upside inflation risks could develop given coordinated easing of fiscal and monetary policies.