Mumbai, Dec. 18 -- World Bank stated in a latest update that Indonesia's economy grew 5.0% in the first nine months of 2025, and growth is projected to remain around this level through 2026 and 2027, supported by strong investment and net exports. According to the World Bank's Indonesia Economic Prospects (IEP) December 2025 report, titled "Digital Foundations for Growth", the country's monetary and fiscal policies have become more accommodative, with stimulus measures boosting private credit and consumption while maintaining fiscal discipline and moderate inflation. However, despite macroeconomic stability, labor market challenges persist, impacting household welfare. The economy is creating jobs for most labor entrants, but it is doing so...