09.09.202603:00:00UTC+00Indonesia’s Consumer Confidence Edges Higher in July, Signaling Steady Household Optimism

Indonesia’s consumer confidence improved in July, with the index rising to 118.5 from a previous level of 116.8, according to the latest data updated on 9 September 2026. The reading, which remains comfortably above the 100-point threshold that separates optimism from pessimism, suggests Indonesian households are maintaining a positive outlook on economic conditions.

The increase in the July 2026 indicator points to a modest strengthening in sentiment compared with the prior reading, also recorded in July 2026 at 116.8. While the data release does not break down the specific drivers behind the improvement, the higher index level typically reflects better perceptions of current income and employment, as well as more upbeat expectations for future economic prospects.

With consumer confidence holding in clearly optimistic territory, the July figures may support continued resilience in household spending, a key pillar of Indonesia’s domestic demand. Analysts and policymakers are likely to watch upcoming releases closely to assess whether this uptick in sentiment can be sustained in the coming months.