Indonesia’s economy expanded 5.04% year on year in the third quarter, easing from 5.12% in Q2 as weaker sentiment and late-August protests weighed on spending and investment. The figure, matching Bloomberg forecasts, still outpaced regional peers but indicated softer domestic demand under President Prabowo Subianto’s new administration. Economists said the slowdown could prompt Bank Indonesia to remain dovish, with OCBC’s Lavanya Venkateswaran expecting a cumulative 50-basis-