- Jakarta recorded 5.03% cumulative growth in 2025, with Bank Indonesia projecting growth in the 4.6%–5.4% range.
- The city’s inflation stood at 2.63%, below the national 2.92%, while investment realization reached Rp 270.9 trillion.
- Jakarta closed 2025 with positive budget performance, including a Rp 3.89 trillion surplus and Rp 5.78 trillion in remaining funds (SiLPA).
Jakarta’s economy is still considered to be on a safe and stable track. Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung Wibowo said investment performance and regional financial management had even exceeded the targets set by the administration.
“Amid the dynamics of the national and global economy, thank God, the economy of DKI Jakarta has remained well maintained. Inflation, sustained economic activity, and a conducive investment climate [have been preserved],” Pramono said at the Balairung hall in Jakarta City Hall on Wednesday.
He made the statement during a press conference on the realization of the 2025 Regional Revenue and Expenditure Budget (APBD). According to Pramono, Jakarta’s economic performance has continued to move steadily, supported by fiscal policies that deliver direct impacts for residents.
Cumulatively, Jakarta’s economic growth was recorded at 5.03%5.03%. Bank Indonesia has also projected Jakarta’s 2025 growth to come in the range of 4.6%4.6% to 5.4%5.4%.
One of the fastest-growing sectors was accommodation as well as food and beverage services. The sector expanded 9.79%9.79% and contributed about 5.13%5.13% to the regional economy.
The presentation of the economic and budget performance was described as part of the Jakarta administration’s commitment to maintaining public transparency and accountability.
As of Dec. 31, 2025, Jakarta’s APBD ceiling of Rp 91.86Rp91.86 trillion was realized with what the administration described as positive performance. Regional revenue reached Rp 79.94Rp79.94 trillion, sourced from taxes, levies, and the utilization of regional assets worth Rp 448Rp448 billion. Meanwhile, regional spending was realized at Rp 76.05Rp76.05 trillion.
“Regional financing was recorded at Rp 1.89Rp1.89 trillion. The remaining budget funds (SiLPA) in December 2025 were Rp 5.78Rp5.78 trillion, with a budget surplus of Rp 3.89Rp3.89 trillion,” he said.
Jakarta’s economic growth in the third quarter of 2025 stood at 4.96%4.96%. The result reflected a steady recovery, in line with the Consumer Confidence Index in December 2025, which came in at 145.33.
Pramono said the high index pointed to optimism among residents and businesses. Investor confidence was also seen as holding firm, reflected in Jakarta’s inflation rate of 2.63%2.63%, lower than the national inflation rate of 2.92%2.92%. Throughout 2025, investment realization in Jakarta reached Rp 270.9Rp270.9 trillion.
With open and accountable governance, Pramono said he hoped the achievement would translate into tangible benefits for the regional administration, businesses, and Jakarta residents.
“Jakarta bears a great responsibility to ensure that the benefits of development are felt by all residents of Jakarta,” Pramono said.
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